Vidyut Jammwal said that bigger budgets alone cannot create phenomenal films as he compared Bollywood and Hollywood ahead of his Hollywood debut in "Street Fighter." He highlighted differences in planning, professionalism, discipline, legal systems and insurance protocols, praised the rising standard of action in Indian cinema, and noted that he plays Dhalsim in director Kitao Sakurai’s live‑action ad.
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Fans learn Jammwal’s view on the two film industries and his upcoming role as Dhalsim in a Hollywood‑linked project.
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