Veteran
stunt
coordinator
and
action
director
Sham
Kaushal
opens
up
about
his
son
Vicky
Kaushal's
ability
to
pull
off
action
scenes
and
says
that
he
likes
the
way
his
son
puts
emotion
into
his
action.
He
told
ETimes,
"I
like
the
emotion
he
puts
into
his
action.
Simply
put,
what
is
action?
Action
is
an
expansion
of
anger.
When
we
are
not
able
to
solve
a
conflict
through
conversation
we
raise
our
hands.
If
I
don't
have
that
emotion,
that
anger
within,
the
raising
of
the
hand
will
look
mechanical."
He
further
said,
"What
is
dance?
Dance
is
an
expression
of
happiness.
No
matter
how
much
we
dance,
if
the
happiness
is
not
visible
on
our
face,
the
dance
will
not
look
genuine.
Our
emotions
direct
our
body
in
action."
In
the
same
interview,
when
Sham
was
asked
what
can
Indian
action
films
learn
from
West,
he
said
that
he
is
not
in
awe
of
their
action,
and
he
likes
to
go
with
our
own
stories.
He
further
said
examples
of
Chinese,
Japanese
and
Korean
films
and
said
that
they
have
done
better
than
Hollywood
films,
because
they
did
not
copy
from
West.
They
achieved
that
by
telling
their
stories
and
representing
their
culture.
He
further
said
that
Bollywood
films
that
have
grossed
300+
crores,
are
not
copies
of
the
West.
Those
are
our
original
stories.
He
went
on
to
add
that
the
West
has
their
own
way
of
storytelling
and
relevant
budgets.
If
Bollywood
filmmakers
design
action
scenes
according
to
our
emotions
and
culture,
maybe
we
can
get
international
acclaim
too.
He
said,
"What's
the
point
in
copying
their
style
and
showing
it
to
them?
I
believe,
bhagwaan
ne
dimaag
diya
hai
toh
jo
bhi
uss
se
soch
pata
hoon,
woh
karne
ki
koshish
karta
hoon
(I
believe,
God
gave
me
a
brain
that
allows
me
to
think
and
I
try
to
achieve
what
I
can
imagine)."