Sylvester Stallone, the iconic Hollywood actor known for his portrayal of Rambo, expressed his concerns when Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff was cast in the Indian remake of the cult classic. Stallone’s apprehension stemmed from the fear of the character being “wrecked” in the remake.
However, despite his initial reservations, Stallone later extended his best wishes to the Indian team working on the project, acknowledging the significance of the character and the global appeal of Rambo.
Tiger Shroff, who stepped into the shoes of the legendary character, shared the first poster of the movie, expressing his gratitude for the opportunity to play such an iconic role. The poster depicted a rugged and tough-looking Tiger in a hi-tech warzone, embodying the essence of the original Rambo character.
Stallone, in response to the Indian remake, hoped that the essence of the character would be preserved and not diluted in the adaptation.
Director Siddharth Anand, responsible for bringing the Indian version of Rambo to life, assured fans that the remake would be of world-class quality in terms of action and emotion. Anand emphasized the importance of creating an emotional connection with the audience beyond just the action sequences, aiming to deliver a film that resonates globally.
Despite initial concerns and apprehensions, the Indian remake of Rambo, starring Tiger Shroff, aimed to pay homage to the original character while infusing it with a touch of Indian sensibilities.
The project, with its ambitious vision and commitment to quality, sought to captivate audiences worldwide with a fresh take on the beloved character of John Rambo.
