Vidyut Jammwal on turning producer

Vidyut Jammwal launched his production house Action Hero Films last year. The Bollywood actor says he did not plan to be a producer and called it a great progression. “It’s amazing, it’s a progression that I have experienced. I didn’t...

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Updated At : 01:31 PM Jul 09, 2022 IST

Vidyut Jammwal launched his production house Action Hero Films last year. The Bollywood actor says he did not plan to be a producer and called it a great progression.

“It’s amazing, it’s a progression that I have experienced. I didn’t plan on being a producer… It just happened. Sometimes you realise this is how I want to do things… If someone is not doing it for you then why not do it on your own… It’s a great progression and I don’t know the difficult part of it… It’s a lot of fun and everything that is new to you does give a chance to try something out.”

Vidyut’s maiden production IB71 was directed by Sankalp Reddy. The espionage thriller is based on a true incident.

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