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Bhaijaan used to be ready in just 20 seconds for Radhe’s fight scene. Gautam Gulati, who plays the chameleon in the film, said – ‘Salman Khan is very fast and agile. He did not need any training.
Mumbai: Salman Khan ‘Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai’ film of ‘Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai’ is being seen all over the world. While this film released on OTT in India is liking Salman Khan’s fans, the critics are criticizing this film as well. People believe that Salman Khan should not do such stunt films anymore. But do you know, Bhaijaan used to be ready in just 20 seconds for Radhe’s fight scene? Who plays the chameleon in the film during a conversation with HT Gautam Gulati Said- ‘Salman Khan is very fast and agile. He did not need any training. I asked him how he would take the advice given on the action sequence. He replied, ‘I have been doing this for 34-35 years, I do not need that much training.’ This is a fact, if you see them performing live, then you will know.
He further said, ‘I remember that Koreans were also surprised to see him doing stunts so quickly. It takes hours to choreograph a sequence and Salman just takes a look and gets ready for a stunt in 15-20 seconds. He only watches the choreography and then becomes a quick swimmer. We took 10-15 days training for the action scene. The team came to Mumbai from Korea and we (Randeep, Sangay and Gautam) used to train together with Salman for the fighting scene. We used to do scenes after training for several days and Salman sir used to get dressed like this. Gautam Gulati further stated that Salman Khan He is very happy working with He said- ‘He liked my work. Prabhudeva sir liked my acting. I was taken like a new artist but I am very happy to start a new journey ‘. Let us tell you that Gautam is going to work on some new projects soon.
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