At the Jatt trailer launch, Sunny Deol made waves with his bold take on Bollywood’s evolving landscape. Sharing his admiration for the South Indian film industry, he remarked, “Bollywood producers need to learn from them. The way they plan, execute, and respect their craft is commendable. Maybe I should just settle in the South!”.
Director Gopichand Malineni revealed his favorite Sunny Deol film is Damini, while Vineet Kumar Singh admitted he once bought black-market tickets just to watch Deol’s films. Randeep Hooda stirred conversation by stating, “Some consider the freedom fighter I played (Swatantrya Veer Savarkar) a villain, but history speaks for itself.” He also revealed he wouldn’t have done Jatt if it weren’t for Deol.
Sunny Deol emphasized his conscious choice of morally upright roles and dismissed the divide between mass and art films, saying, “A good film is a good film, no labels needed.” On playing a villain like his brother Bobby Deol, he said, “Never say never—it’s all about the character.”
The event also saw Vineet Kumar Singh discuss his post-Chhaava success and Superboys of Malegaon’s box office struggles. Meanwhile, Deol and Hooda spoke about their off-screen camaraderie, proving their on-screen chemistry is more than just acting.
With Jatt on the horizon, Deol’s insights are sure to spark industry-wide discussions!
