'Dost Wala Sawal Puch': Vidyut Jammwal Jokingly Tells Reporter To 'Shut Up’ At Street Fighter Event In Mumbai - Watch Video
Actor Vidyut Jammwal is all set to make his Hollywood debut with the film Street Fighter, in which he is going to play the character of Dhalsim. An event for the film took place in Mumbai on Monday, and it was attended by Vidyut. During the media interaction, when a reporter was about to ask him a question about another Bollywood celeb, the actor quickly stopped him and jokingly told him to 'shut…
Actor Vidyut Jammwal was in attendance at a Mumbai event for his upcoming Hollywood film, Street Fighter, where he will be portraying the character Dhalsim. During the media interaction, a reporter was about to ask him a question regarding another Bollywood star. However, Vidyut quickly interrupted and playfully instructed the reporter to "shut up."
When the reporter asked, "Bollywood mein agar aapko kisi hero ke saath ...", Vidyut didn't allow him to finish the question and responded, "Arre yaar, tu comparison kab bandh karega, bhai, iske saath kya dream hai?" The actor highlighted the success that his friend has achieved in Hollywood and subtly teased the reporter by saying, "Talk about the success that your friend has achieved in Hollywood.
Ask questions like that, Vidyut, what happened, friend? How did you do it?" Vidyut anticipated such questions about comparisons and playfully told the reporter, "Shut up! Dost wala sawal puch." When asked which Bollywood actor he would like to fight, Vidyut jokingly replied, "Tu jisse fight karwayega main kar lunga. Tu kisse karwana chahta hai fight.
Mujhe message karke batana dushman ka naam." This lighthearted exchange between Vidyut and the reporter showcased a fun and engaging interaction at the event. Street Fighter is set to release on October 16, 2026, featuring a cast including Noah Centineo, Andrew Koji, Callina Liang, Joe Roman Reigns, Anoaï, David Dastmalchian, Cody Rhodes, Eric André, Andrew Schulz, Curtis 50 Cent Jackson, and Jason Momoa.
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