Salman Khan says SULTAN has real fights, no cables
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Wednesday, 25th May 2016, 07:00 PM IST Superstar Salman Khan, who plays a wrestler in Ali Abbas Zafar-directed 'Sultan' on Tuesday said that most of the fights in the film are real, without cables and with real wrestlers. During a recent interview, Salman said, "When Ali narrated to the me the story I thought I'll be able to do it. But then while doing it, opposite me were not fighters but real wrestlers. Most of the shots in the film are real, wrestlers and Mixed Marital Arts, there are no cables and because of them there is lot of contact happening in the film.” Salman plays the title character in the film, a wrestler, who goes on to win the gold medal for India in wrestling. But due to some reasons, he leaves wrestling and returns to the sport after some time. Salman seems to have had a very tough training for ‘Sultan’. On the films trailer launch he said, When a wrestler trains he trains for 2-3 hours and then 2-3 hours again in the evening, then training for MMA, and 6-7 hours of shoot every day non-stop, fighting non-stop. So those six hours in those lights and training, that used to take a toll.” Now you can enjoy ad-free experience by downloading India’s first Box Office mobile app from here –Android: http://bit.ly/BOCapsuleMobileApp and iOS: bit.ly/BOCapsuleiOSApp | |||