India, April 7 -- There are action heroes, and then there's Jackie Chan-a genre all by himself. Over the course of five decades, Jackie hasn't just fought villains or leapt from exploding buildings-he's redefined action cinema through sheer grit, creativity, and a jaw-dropping commitment to doing every death-defying stunt himself. Long before Hollywood had CGI and green screens, Jackie relied on pure physicality. He choreographed fight scenes like ballet, used his surroundings like playgrounds, and turned every object into a potential weapon or escape route. But what truly set him apart was this: he took the hits for real. Broken bones, concussions, burns, dislocations-he endured them all, and kept going. Even his father once recalled how...