Randeep Hooda reveals that Sunny Deol, though calm off-screen, transforms into a powerhouse on camera in their upcoming film, 'JAAT'. Fans are excited based on the trailer.
'JAAT': Randeep Hooda and Sunny Deol are currently generating significant buzz for their upcoming film, 'JAAT'. The film's trailer has received an overwhelmingly positive response, and fans eagerly await its release. During a promotional event, Hooda shared a surprising revelation about Deol.
Randeep's Childhood Dream of Working with Sunny Deol Fulfilled
During a promotional event in Delhi, Randeep Hooda shared that he has been a Sunny Deol fan since childhood. He stated, "We started building our physiques inspired by Paaji. I used to have his poster in my closet and started weightlifting and bench pressing because of him. Sharing the screen with him after all these years feels like a dream come true."
Sunny Deol's On-Screen Transformation
Hooda further added, "In real life, Sunny Paaji is extremely calm, soft-spoken, and cool. But the moment the camera rolls, he undergoes a complete transformation. His expressions, energy, and dialogue delivery are incredible. This change is palpable."
Randeep's Preparation for 'JAAT'
Regarding 'JAAT', Hooda mentioned that he didn't require extensive preparation for his role. "I just needed to get my hair and makeup done and get into the character's mood. My approach for this role deviated from my usual process. The director's vision was so clear that I simply had to follow it," Hooda explained.
'JAAT' Release Date and Production
'JAAT' is directed by Gopichand Malineni and produced by People Media Factory and Mythri Movie Makers. The film is slated for release on April 10, 2025.
The Powerful Trio of Sunny Deol, Randeep Hooda, and Vineet Kumar
The film stars Sunny Deol, Randeep Hooda, and Vineet Kumar Singh. The intense action sequences and powerful dialogues showcased in the trailer have resonated well with the audience. The film presents a fresh take on the themes of rural Indian life, politics, and revenge.
