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There’s a positive change in action films: Randeep Hooda

Whether it is the Commando film series or Munna Michael, Naam Shabana or Baaghi -- action films in Bollywood are setting high standards.

Updated on: Jan 22, 2018, 15:47:46 IST
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Actor Randeep Hooda, co-owner of Super Fight League team Haryana Sultans, believes actors are increasingly using mixed martial arts (MMA), thereby making the action genre of films better in the country. Whether it is the Commando film series or Munna Michael, Naam Shabana or Baaghi -- action films in Bollywood are setting high standards. Randeep says the use of MMA has played a major role in that.

Randeep Hooda in a still from Rang Rasiya.
Randeep Hooda in a still from Rang Rasiya.

“It is good to see how these days, the fitness level of actors has gone up and that shows in action sequences where MMA has been used. I hope it will go farther. Since MMA is versatile, it is easy to use in films, to show street fights and other action scenes. Look at actors like Vidyut Jammwal and Tiger Shroff. These two guys are spectacularly honing the action genre. They are products of high-end training of MMA and other forms. This is a positive change in the genre of an action film,” said Randeep.

Randeep is himself known for his physical fitness and achievements in polo, horseriding and as a National Equestrian Champion. He is happy with a platform like MTV Super Fight League Season 2, which promotes MMA.

 
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