winzo loginIn a career spanning over three decades, actor Akshay Kumar has come a long way. But he makes sure to not forget where he came from. To stay in touch with his humble beginnings, the actor pays a monthly visit to his school and the houses where he lived with his family before becoming a star. “Every month, I visit my school, Don Bosco, in the early hours at around 4 am. I also go to my old house in the Sion-Koliwada area in Mumbai. I pay a visit to my old residence at Bandra East, too. I ensure I go inside the Don Bosco Church. The watchman knows and he allows me to go inside. I have no business there par mujhe accha lagta hai wahan jahan, apne purane ghar pe jana (I feel good going to these places… my old house) It is imperative for me to remind myself where I come from,” Akshay, who is gearing up for the release of Bade Miyan Chote Miyan, shared on The Ranveer Show. Nandamuri Balakrishna will feature as a special guest for the Indian Idol Telugu semi-finals on the OTT platform aha. The episode will premiere on June 10. The actor had earlier hosted the show Unstoppable on the platform.Named Mukti Ghat, the complex has been conceived as a model crematorium by the Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA) and has been built at a cost of Rs 16.25 crore. Of the entire area available, 2.5 acres is earmarked for Hindus, 2 acres for Muslims and 2 acres for Christians. The place was earlier a Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) yard used for dumping construction and demolition waste.