He also requested people, particularly youngsters, to not perform any stunts seen in the movie as there is a lot of difference between reel and real life.
"In the film, stunts were performed under the supervision of stunt experts and all the safety measures were taken care of," he said.
The 48-year-old actor was speaking in a "Road Safety" seminar organised by the Maharashtra Highway Traffic Police at Sahyadri, the state guest house in south Mumbai.
Dubbing the vehicle as a strong weapon, the actor said, "If we do not use this powerful thing in a proper way, then it may take somebody else life or our life. We should know that we are using the vehicle to reach at a destination and we should use it very carefully.
The actor also requested the transport department to carry out tough tests and scrutiny before issuing licenses.
"Fail us a number of times. Till the time, you (the transport department) feel we are not capable of driving properly, do not give us license so that we cannot take in our hands the killing machine.