Bro walked so mass cinema could run

[Nikita]

What an incredible trio of mass films Sunny Deol gave us – Ghayal, Ghatak and Damini. Ghayal had raw, rebellious energy, Ghatak was pure righteous fury, and Damini gave that iconic "tarikh pe tarikh" courtroom explosion. Together they cemented his legacy as one of the most intense action heroes Indian cinema has ever seen. No over‑the‑top gimmicks, just raw emotion, thunderous dialogues and unmatched screen presence. Truly a golden run of mass cinema at its finest.

[Mahesh]

Can't wait to see how his movie with Vijay Varma as the antagonist turns out.

[Madhu]

The person who started mass cinema is Amitabh Bachchan, with help from Salim‑Javed. It was seen as a novelty when it first appeared.

[Juhi]

Bro keeps saying he's a mazdoor, but nobody has ever seen him doing mazdoori.

[Danny]

I wish he makes more movies like Jaat. 6/10 – movies where the actors are committed to the craft and it's enjoyable af.

[Shailesh]

[Ashok]

His action scenes and aura were untouchable. The problem with many modern movies is the over‑the‑top feats by the protagonists. With Sunny it wasn't too crazy and felt believable because he's a big guy.

[Murali]

No over‑the‑top gimmicks? Every movie was over the top.

[Nisha]

Lmfao. The reason bro walked was because mass cinema was running then. Over‑the‑top cinema with flashy dialogues was the demand of the masses, and he filled the void left by Bachchan. Once mass cinema became irrelevant, he became irrelevant too.

[Damini]

Right. Amitabh Bachchan used to sell almonds, didn't he?

[Ramesh]

Sorry, bol. SORRY BOL.