Mumbai: Actor Vidyut Jammwal recently left netizens speechless by climbing a tree, wearing nothing.
On Saturday, Vidyut, a trained Kalaripayattu practitioner and one of the fittest actors of his generation, took to his Instagram handle and shared a video of himself climbing a tree, nude.
The video showed the actor swiftly climbing the tree, while his back was hidden with an ‘evil eye’ emoticon.
Vidyut captioned his post, “As a Kalaripayattu practitioner, I delve into the yogic practice of Sahaja once a year. Sahaja means returning to a state of natural ease and instinct, fostering a deeper connection to nature and inner awareness.”
He added, “Scientifically, it activates numerous neuroreceptors and proprioceptors, enhancing sensory feedback and improving balance and coordination. This leads to greater body awareness, heightened mental focus, and a profound sense of grounding.”
Shocked and speechless internet users took to the comment section to share their views.
One posted, “lekin ped pe chadhne ki liye nanga hone ki kya jarurat thi (But was it necessary to go naked for climbing a tree)?”
Another commented, “Tarzan bhi patte pehenta tha, but sir Aap to mahan ho (Even Tarzan wore a loincloth, but you are in a different league).”
One wrote, “The confidence you carry within yourself sirbiggest inspiration.”
“I was definitely not expecting this view,” quipped another.
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On work front, Vidyut was last seen in ‘Madharaasi’ helmed by AR Murugadoss. The film collected Rs ₹44 crore in India in just five days after its release.
The actor will be soon marking his Hollywood debut with the new ‘Street Fighter’ reboot.
He will be playing Dhalsim, the popular yogi with fire-breathing powers, in the Kitao Sakurai-directed film which is based on the popular video game franchise.
The film also features a strong lineup of Hollywood actors including Andrew Koji, Noah Centineo, Jason Momoa, Callina Liang, Roman Reigns, Orville Peck, Cody Rhodes, Andrew Schulz, Curtis’ ‘50 Cent’ Jackson, and David Dastmalchian.
