Bollywood dance probably the best in the world, admits Jackie Chan at Kung Fu Yoga’s promotion!

Well-known actor Jackie Chan, who is in India to promote his upcoming movie "Kung Fu Yoga", is quite mesmerized with Bollywood dance style and thinks it has improved a lot.

"When I was 16, I watched Bollywood movies. I didn't understand the language and I went away after seeing the dance. But for the last 15 years, I watch Hindi films... Why? Because of the dancing, the movements are so good, probably the best in the world," Chan told at an event here on Monday.

"Earlier in Bollywood and Chinese films, the actions and dancing were not up to the mark. But now we have money and technology and now we can train people. Currently, Bollywood produces some of the best films in Asia." He further added.

Chan has been acting in movies for over five decades.

"You've been growing up watching me when your father took you to see my movies. Now I want that you should take your parents to see my movie," he told.

Speaking about his love for the Indian people, Chan told, "I know Indian people love me and I love them too. I come here for making movies, charities, film festivals because I love you all."

The 62-year-old says his inspiration of doing action at this age are his fans from all over the world. 

"I've been doing actions all my life. Do I scare? Yes I do. .. every time when I do the action I think this is probably my last shot. But when I see my fans and I cana't meet them one by one. What can I do for them? The only thing I can do to bring different kinds of comedies, actions, and different kind of roles. I don't know how many years I can continue to make films, but as long as I can move I will do the best for you."

Directed by Stanley Tong, the action-adventure comedy film also stars Sonu Sood, Disha Patani, Aarif Rahman, Zhang Yixing, Miya Muqi and Amyra Dastur. 

The movie is slated for release in China on January 28, and in India on February 3.

China makes over-the-top films, says Sonu Sood on debut film Xuanzang pick for the 89th Academy Awards!

Actor Sonu Sood, who features in "Xuanzang" China's official pick for the 89th Academy Awards says over-the-top films are made in China.

"China usually makes very huge, over-the-top films, and when only your film out of those goes to the Oscars, you feel really proud," Sonu told.

"Xuanzang" marked Sonu Sood's debut in Mandarin. Sonu tells his "language and dialect" in the movie was worked upon carefully. 

"I remember how my language, my dress, my dialect was worked upon very minutely. Now I realise why they worked so hard on it, and then on top of it, when it was for the Oscars, I couldn't have asked for more," told Sonu, who is ready to share screen space with legendary actor Jackie Chan "Kung Fu Yoga".

Jackie Chan shows his 'bhangra' moves with Sonu Sood!

Sonu Sood and Hollywood star Jackie Chan will share screen space in Indo-China project Kung Fu Yoga and Jackie, who has shaken his leg to a distinctive 'Bollywood-style' dance number in the movie, lately wowed everybody with his dance moves on the stage.

We have come across a video clip, in which Sonu and Jackie are seen on a stage at the 19th Shanghai International Film Festival, where they break out in an unrehearsed 'bhangra' number when Daler Mehndi's famous song 'tunak tunak tun' starts playing. Sonu shared the video on his Twitter page and posted, ''Impromptu dance moves with my brother.'' Needless to say, we couldn't stop grinning at the sight of the international star dance like a true-blue Punjabi munda with Sood.

Kung Fu Yoga is a part of the three-film agreement signed between India and China during Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to India.

Sonu Sood convinces Jackie Chan to add a 'Bollywood Style Song' in 'Kung Fu Yoga'!

You can take a Hindi film actor out of Bollywood, but you cannot take Bollywood out of a Hindi film actor, which was lately proved by Sonu Sood, who will make his international debut with Indo-Chinese endeavor Kung Fu Yoga starring Jackie Chan.

Sources claim that Sood wanted a Bollywood style song in the movie and the actor convinced Jackie Chan and Stanley Tong to have such a song in the movie. Though Chan and Tong were reluctant initially, Sood persuaded them by claiming that such a song will strike a chord with the Indian viewers.

The song, which will feature Chan, Sood and Amyra Dastur, will be reportedly shot in Jodhpur and China.