This story is from October 1, 2015

RGV's Bruce Lee trailer launched

RGV's Bruce Lee trailer launched
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Looks like RGV is a great fan of Bruce Lee fan and confessing he says, "Bruce Lee was a dream like man who many aspired to be and the actual existence of Bruce Lee was the proof that if we work hard enough it could become a reality. Bruce Lee for me was like a real life Howard Roark who stepped out of the pages of Ayn Rand's Fountainhead...After Enter the Dragon released i too like millions of others in the world ran to join the nearest martial arts school and needless to say after a few sessions I abandoned my dream of becoming Bruce Lee and settled for the less painful art of filmmaking."
He goes on to add, "But inspite of abandoning Martial Arts my study of Bruce Lee and his thinking continued to create a huge impact on me in various ways which would eventually influence both my life and my films.
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There was an extreme excitement in all us youngsters at Panjagutta Colony in Hyderabad when word got around that a new film called Enter the Dragon was coming ..It was supposed to have some mind blowing martial arts sequences. I never heard of the word Karate or Kung Fu before but when I finally got to see the film its star,Bruce Lee just blew me away or shall I say kicked me away. To say that I was awestruck and mesmerised by him will be an understatement. I used to cycle all the way to a theatre which was 7 km away and I saw Enter the Dragon 17 times and after that his subsequent film Return of the Dragon 23 times which was made earlier but released in India later. I was obsessed about knowing of him and knowing about him to the smallest and minutest of details possible."
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