With Himmatwala scheduled for a March 2013 release, director Sajid Khan is confident that audiences across India will love his film as it is a family entertainer. Sajid has ensured his film has a lot of action sequences considering it has Ajay Devgn in the lead but the film is far from violent. “There is a lot of action in Himmatwala but you’ll never see violence in my films. I don’t like blood nor do I believe in putting anything that you cannot watch with women and children,” says Sajid. “What you will see is hand to hand fights which have not been seen on the silver screen in the last 30-35 years. It’s not about a superstar fighting a hero. In my film, the tiger’s character plays a very important role and it also plays a positive sign in my life.” Adding, “Animals are always a part of my films and kids will love the tiger in Himmatwala. I’ve given a massive role to the tiger as I’m a fan and I spent a lot of time with them in Mauritius where I visited a tiger farm. I was amazed to see little kids play with them as if they were their pet dogs.” “The action in my film is not what exists today. It’s proper Hindi cinema that has emotionally driven heroic action.” With Himmatwala scheduledfor a March 2013 release,director Sajid Khan is confidentthat audiences across India willlove his film as it is a familyentertainer. Sajid has ensuredhis film has a lot of actionsequences considering it hasAjay Devgn in the lead but thefilm is far from violent. “Thereis a lot of action inHimmatwala but you’ll neversee violence in my films. I don’tlike blood nor do I believe inputting anything that you cannotwatch with women andchildren,” says Sajid.”What you will see is handto hand fights which have notbeen seen on the silver screenin the last 30-35 years. It’s notabout a superstar fighting ahero. In my film, the tiger’scharacter plays a very importantrole and it also plays a positivesign in my life.”Adding, “Animals arealways a part of my films andkids will love the tiger inHimmatwala. I’ve given a massiverole to the tiger as I’m a fanand I spent a lot of time withthem in Mauritius where I visiteda tiger farm. I was amazed tosee little kids play with them asif they were their pet dogs.””The action in my film isnot what exists today. It’s properHindi cinema that has emotionallydriven heroic action.”No Violence And Blood In My Films: Sajid Khan
With Himmatwala scheduled for a March 2013 release, director Sajid Khan is confident that audiences across India will love his film as it is a family entertainer. Sajid has ensured his film has a lot of action sequences considering it has Ajay Devgn in the lead but the film is far from violent. “There is a lot of action in Himmatwala but you’ll never see violence in my films. I don’t like blood nor do I believe in putting anything that you cannot watch with women and children,” says Sajid. “What you will see is hand to hand fights which have not been seen on the silver screen in the last 30-35 years. It’s not about a superstar fighting a hero. In my film, the tiger’s character plays a very important role and it also plays a positive sign in my life.” Adding, “Animals are always a part of my films and kids will love the tiger in Himmatwala. I’ve given a massive role to the tiger as I’m a fan and I spent a lot of time with them in Mauritius where I visited a tiger farm. I was amazed to see little kids play with them as if they were their pet dogs.” “The action in my film is not what exists today. It’s proper Hindi cinema that has emotionally driven heroic action.” With Himmatwala scheduledfor a March 2013 release,director Sajid Khan is confidentthat audiences across India willlove his film as it is a familyentertainer. Sajid has ensuredhis film has a lot of actionsequences considering it hasAjay Devgn in the lead but thefilm is far from violent. “Thereis a lot of action inHimmatwala but you’ll neversee violence in my films. I don’tlike blood nor do I believe inputting anything that you cannotwatch with women andchildren,” says Sajid.”What you will see is handto hand fights which have notbeen seen on the silver screenin the last 30-35 years. It’s notabout a superstar fighting ahero. In my film, the tiger’scharacter plays a very importantrole and it also plays a positivesign in my life.”Adding, “Animals arealways a part of my films andkids will love the tiger inHimmatwala. I’ve given a massiverole to the tiger as I’m a fanand I spent a lot of time withthem in Mauritius where I visiteda tiger farm. I was amazed tosee little kids play with them asif they were their pet dogs.””The action in my film isnot what exists today. It’s properHindi cinema that has emotionallydriven heroic action.”
