Khiladi

Khiladi is an Indian media franchise created by Akshay Kumar and Abbas–Mustan. The collection encompasses a series of Bollywood action films alongside an Indian stunt television series, with the title "Khiladi" ("daredevil" or "Player" in Hindi) being a consistent element. Despite this shared title and starring actor, the individual films and television series within the Khiladi franchise exhibit distinct producers, directors, and storylines. The film series, active from 1992 to 2012, comprises six installments with a total runtime of 936 minutes. Notable for its action sequences and stunt work performed by Akshay Kumar, the Khiladi films have drawn comparisons to the action style of Hong Kong cinema star Jackie Chan. The franchise's total budget and revenue figures are not available. Examples of the films within the collection include Khiladi (1992) and Mr. & Mrs. Khiladi (1997). The films vary in runtime, ranging from 133 to 175 minutes, and have received varying ratings on IMDb. Revenue figures for each film are not available. In total, the Khiladi franchise spans 936 minutes across its six films, active between 1992 and 2012.