Hollywood star Tom Cruise, who is launching the final installment of his ‘Mission: Impossible’ series in India, has showcased his admiration for Hindi cinema and his desire to create a Bollywood film.
During promotional events for ‘Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning,’ Tom shared his fondness for Indian culture, cinema, and the people. He remarked, “I feel a deep love for India. It’s an incredible country with amazing people and rich culture. Every moment of my experience here has been unforgettable. From arriving and visiting the Taj Mahal to spending time in Mumbai, I remember it all vividly.”
He added, “I’d love to return to India and make a film here. I admire Bollywood movies—the skill, the spontaneity of breaking into song during a scene. I’ve grown up watching musical films from around the world, and Bollywood’s dance and singing are uniquely beautiful. The actors’ talent to sing, dance, and act all at once is truly impressive.”
Cruise also mentioned he can’t wait to visit again because he has many friends in India. He recalled meeting “amazing people” during his visits and expressed his enthusiasm for making a Bollywood-style film, describing it as an exciting and fun challenge to undertake.
Meanwhile, ‘Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning’ was released in India in multiple languages—English, Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu—in 4Dx and IMAX formats, six days before its release in the United States.