"In the film, five goons from five different states come to beat Ajay, and all of them speak a dialogue. After bashing them up, Ajay repeats their dialogues in their language. I have kept subtitles so that people can understand it, " Sajid Khan, director of the film, said in a group interview.
"I wrote the lines in English and Ajay mugged it up like a parrot and delivered it, " said Sajid and added that while dubbing he took his assistants' help.
"We got in two-three different people like one of my assistants speaks Punjabi, one is a Tamil and one is a Bengali - they helped him (Ajay) with correct pronunciation. They are proper dialogues, " he added.
For Sajid, who has given blockbusters like "Heyy Baby", "Housefull" and "Housefull 2" in the past, there is a reason for adding so many languages in the movie.
"I believe in Manmohan Desai school, his kind of masala, " he said and added that he grew up in a multi-cultural environment.
"I am a Muslim, my mom is a Parsi, I went to Gujarati school, I grew up with Maharashtrian friends and my neighbours were Bengali, Sindhi, Punjabi, Sardar and Catholic. So we could talk in other languages. And that is the reason I keep colloquial language in my films, " he said.
"Himmatwala" also stars southern actress Tammannah and is set to release March 29.