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It’s weekend, anything can happen, including some crazy info about two of the greatest action movie stars ever, team-up for a Bollywood movie.

For those of you who didn’t grow up watching Bollywood movies like I did, let’s just say that that is what they call the filim industry in India, which is a very lucrative and popular business in Asia.

Mike Myers’ The Love Guru sorta pokes fun at it…. but it’s actually a powerful industry, a force to be reckon with and it seems like it has attracted Sylvester Stallone and Guv’nah Arnold Schwarzenegger to work together again on a project that’s not Planet Hollywood restaurant.

According to Timesonline, the two action legends have agreed to be featured in the film THE INCREDIBLE LOVE, which is about an Indian stuntman who takes Hollywood by storm but cannot find true love there.
Stallone and Schwarzenegger will be the first well-known American actors to appear in a Bollywood film.

They will be starring alongside Bollywood superstars Ashkay Kumar and Kareena Kapoor who are probably equivalent to George Clooney and Nicole Kidman.

Ashkay Kumar and Kareena Kapoor

The film will be the first Indian production to be shot at Hollywood’s Universal Studios and will have the highest budget in Bollywood history: more than £11m.
Sajid Nadiadwala, the producer, said his success in landing Stallone and Schwarzenegger reflected the growing power of the Indian film market and Bollywood’s increasing cooperation with Hollywood studios that are keen to cut costs

“Keen to cut Costs”, it means Hollywood can be a cheap bastard sometimes.
I don’t know how this whole revolution is going to work.
I mean… wasn’t there a riot or an ugly protests happening last year in India just because Richard Gere gave Bollywood star Shilpa Shetty a kiss.. on the cheek?!
If India is still uptight about public display of affection, how are the people there going to respond to the two action movie stars known for their movies that are filled with graphic violence and sexuality?

Maybe some people in Asia would rather have things stay in the movies and not applied in public.