Varun Dhawan: No competition between Hollywood and Bollywood
TNN | Apr 22, 2016, 12.20 PM IST
Varun Dhawan Priyanka Chopra, Deepika Padukone and now Varun Dhawan, the list of Bollywood actors getting work in Hollywood is definitely growing but Varun Dhawan, who has lent his voice for the dubbed Hindi version of the latest Hollywood installment of 'Captain America', feels that Hollywood films will never take over Bollywood. He expressed his opinion at the launch of a figurine of 'Captain America' in Mumbai.
As reported by IndianExpress.com, when the actor was asked about the possibility of Hollywood taking over Bollywood, he said, "Hollywood will never take over Bollywood. Our Hindi film industry is original in its own sense and we have great talented people here. We will always survive. Artist will always have a voice in a country like India. I don't think they (Hollywood) will take over us." When he was asked about the collections of 'Jungle Book' being greater than other recently-released Hindi films, he reportedly said, "'Jungle book' is more of an Indian story and audience connected well with it. Indian audience today wants better cinema and better visual effects. I recently saw 'Fan' and thought it had some amazing VFX."
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The report further stated that Varun was happy that he received accolades for his dubbed voice from Chris Evans. "I have been honest with my dubbing in Hindi. I have tried to keep the tone the same. And Chris Evans' praise means the world to me," the actor was quoted as saying in the report.
Listen to songs of Varun Dhawan on Gaana.com
As reported by IndianExpress.com, when the actor was asked about the possibility of Hollywood taking over Bollywood, he said, "Hollywood will never take over Bollywood. Our Hindi film industry is original in its own sense and we have great talented people here. We will always survive. Artist will always have a voice in a country like India. I don't think they (Hollywood) will take over us." When he was asked about the collections of 'Jungle Book' being greater than other recently-released Hindi films, he reportedly said, "'Jungle book' is more of an Indian story and audience connected well with it. Indian audience today wants better cinema and better visual effects. I recently saw 'Fan' and thought it had some amazing VFX."
READ ALSO
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The report further stated that Varun was happy that he received accolades for his dubbed voice from Chris Evans. "I have been honest with my dubbing in Hindi. I have tried to keep the tone the same. And Chris Evans' praise means the world to me," the actor was quoted as saying in the report.
Listen to songs of Varun Dhawan on Gaana.com
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