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Cody Rhodes Praises Vidyut Jammwal, ‘Jackie Chan of India’
Vidyut Jammwal is an actor from India.
He is set to make his Hollywood debut in a new live-action Street Fighter movie.
He will play Dhalsim, a yoga master and warrior from the game series.
On a podcast, his co-stars Andrew Schulz and Cody Rhodes talked about him.
They had seen a video of Jammwal meditating for 15 minutes at a movie event in Mumbai.
Rhodes praised him and called him “the GOAT.”
Vidyut Jammwal is preparing for his Hollywood debut in a live-action reboot of Street Fighter.
He will play Dhalsim, described as the only Indian character in the Street Fighter universe.
Co-stars Andrew Schulz and Cody Rhodes praised Jammwal during an appearance on the YouTube podcast Flagrant.
They discussed a video showing Jammwal entering a meditative state for 15 minutes at a promotional event in Mumbai.
Rhodes called Jammwal “the GOAT” and praised his appearance.
- Who
- Actor Vidyut Jammwal, along with his co-stars Andrew Schulz and Cody Rhodes.
- What
- Schulz and Rhodes praised Jammwal while discussing his upcoming role as Dhalsim in the live-action Street Fighter reboot.
- Where
- The podcast appearance was on YouTube; the promotional event shown in the video took place in Mumbai.
- When
- The praise was shared during an appearance on the YouTube podcast Flagrant; no date is specified.
- Why
- They were discussing a video of Jammwal meditating for 15 minutes at a promotional event.
Key facts
- Film
- Upcoming live-action reboot of Street Fighter
- Jammwal's role
- Dhalsim, described as a yoga master and warrior
- Hollywood debut
- The film will mark Vidyut Jammwal's Hollywood debut
- Podcast
- Flagrant
- Promotional event
- A recent event in Mumbai
- Meditation
- A video showed Jammwal entering a meditative state for 15 minutes
Quotes
Cody Rhodes
Actor and Street Fighter co-star who discussed Vidyut Jammwal on the Flagrant podcast
“The GOAT. Praying for us at that content event where the trailer was about to premiere. He is something. Look at that hair”
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