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Sonu Sood reacts on Bollywood vs South films debate: 'They are making great films and content'

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June 16, 2022

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Sonu Sood has now reacted to the Hindi vs South films debate. The 'Samrat Prithviraj' actor said that he is 'happy that South films are finally getting recognised.' Sonu started his acting journey with Tamil cinema and has worked in many successful South films like 'Acharya', 'Arundhati', 'Kurukshetra', and 'Chandramukhi' among others. Praising South industry for the back-to-back success of their films, Sonu said, 'I have done almost 50-60 movies down there and been part of the biggest blockbusters. So, you definitely feel blessed. I feel happy that finally they are getting recognised. They are making great films and content and it also puts the other industries on their toes that you have to make good content for people to get into theatres otherwise there’s no excuse. I hope we’re also lucky to get some exciting roles.' A while ago, Sonu had said 'South saves me from not doing bad Hindi films.'

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