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Vidyut Jammwal Holds Breath for 15 Minutes at Street Fighter Event
Actor Vidyut Jammwal attended a Street Fighter event in Mumbai.
He meditated onstage for 15 minutes alongside people dressed as Dhalsim.
Jammwal is set to play Dhalsim in the film and make his Hollywood debut.
He said a technique from the Patanjali Yoga Sutra helped him hold his breath.
He also said he teaches the technique to young people.
His message was to pause, be patient and keep trying.
Street Fighter is planned to arrive in Indian cinemas on October 16, 2026.
It will be released in four languages: English, Hindi, Tamil and Telugu.
Vidyut Jammwal meditated onstage for 15 minutes at a Street Fighter event in Mumbai.
Jammwal is set to make his Hollywood debut as Dhalsim in the film.
He said a technique from the Patanjali Yoga Sutra helped him hold his breath.
Jammwal said he teaches the technique to young people and urged them to pause and be persistent.
Street Fighter is scheduled to release in India on October 16, 2026, in English, Hindi, Tamil and Telugu.
- Who
- Actor Vidyut Jammwal, who is set to play Dhalsim in Street Fighter.
- What
- He meditated onstage for 15 minutes and said a Patanjali Yoga Sutra technique helped him hold his breath.
- Where
- The event was held in Mumbai.
- When
- At a special Street Fighter event; the film is scheduled for release in India on October 16, 2026.
- Why
- Jammwal demonstrated his yogic practice and shared a message about pausing, patience and persistence.
Key facts
- Actor
- Vidyut Jammwal
- Film
- Street Fighter
- Character
- Dhalsim
- Meditation duration
- 15 minutes
- Event location
- Mumbai
- India release date
- October 16, 2026
- Release languages
- English, Hindi, Tamil and Telugu
Quotes
Vidyut Jammwal
Actor playing Dhalsim in the upcoming Street Fighter film
“I want to tell my younger generation one thing — just pause for a bit. 'How do you get it?' I don't know how I got it, because I stood still. We see everyone running around — have to do this, have to do that... you don't have to do anything; just stop once, just pause once. That skill will really, really take you very far. This is what I can tell you, thank you for witnessing this”
telegraphindia.com
Sources
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