"It's not about praises, it's about respect!"

The much awaited 'Dilwale' is all set to release on December 18, 2015. The cast has no left no stones unturned to promote the movie and get the audience anxious in anticipation. The trailer revealed the two core contents of the film - romance and action. Where the romance is already sufficed by the classic SRK-Kajol pairing, the action, which is a Rohit Shetty trademark, seems to have been taken to the next level in 'Dilwale'.

According to Sunil Rodrigues, the action director of 'Dilwale', the stunts are sure to give the audiences chills down their spines. A team comprising of about 200, including Rohit Shetty's stunt team, and the stunt teams and drivers from Bulgaria and South Africa, came together to put the director's vision into action. Before each shot, a fire brigade and ambulance were kept ready in case of any mishap during the shot. Countless sleepless hours were spent on the cars to make them durable enough to ensure the stuntman driver's safety.

Stuntmen are the real-life daredevils, who work behind the camera in order to make the actor our favourite. They risk their lives in order to feed their families, and not just for fun and adventure. They are indeed the 'unsung heroes' of the industry. Stuntmen are the ones who literally shed blood and sweat to get the perfect shot. No matter the safety measures, there is always a possibility of them getting hurt.

Recently, Shah Rukh Khan took to Twitter to express his gratitude towards the stuntmen who selflessly put their lives at risk for the perfect execution of action sequences in a film.

Rohit, who is son of late stuntman M.B. Shetty, released the 11-minute video titled "Heart Behind Action" on YouTube with an insight into what went behind bringing the action scenes of "Dilwale".

Here's the link :