Legendary martial artist and global action star Jackie Chan has surprised fans with a recent revelation he prefers dancing over action when given a choice. Known for his breathtaking stunts and comedy-action roles, Chan made the unexpected remark during a fun interaction with Bollywood actor Ajay Devgan.
Jackie Chan and Ajay Devgan’s Viral Conversation
A candid exchange between Jackie Chan and Ajay Devgan has been making waves on social media. In the video, Ajay Devgan expresses his admiration, saying, “I am a big fan of Jackie Chan.” The beloved actor warmly replies, “Call me to India, I will come,” sparking excitement among Indian fans.
The conversation takes a humorous turn when Devgan adds, “I would love to work with Jackie Chan,” to which Chan replies with a smile, “You fight, I will dance.” This light-hearted moment not only amused fans but also hinted at Jackie Chan’s desire to return to Indian cinema this time, in a more musical and less action-packed role.
‘Karate Kid: Legends’ Set for India Release
Jackie Chan’s latest film, ‘Karate Kid: Legends,’ is all set to release in India on May 30. In a special twist, Ajay Devgan has lent his voice to the Hindi version of Chan’s character, Mr. Han, while his son Yug Devgan has voiced the lead character, Lee Fong. The film will be available in English, Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu, widening its reach across Indian audiences.
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Plot and Franchise Comeback
‘Karate Kid: Legends’ follows the journey of Lee Fong, a young kung fu student trying to find his place in a new school while facing challenges from a local karate champion. Guided by his mentors, Mr. Han (Jackie Chan) and Daniel LaRusso (Ralph Macchio), Lee embarks on a path of self-discovery and discipline.
Interestingly, this marks Jackie Chan’s return to the Karate Kid franchise after nearly 15 years. While the previous installment was set in China, this time the story unfolds on the streets of New York, adding a fresh twist to the beloved series.
A Dance into Bollywood?
With Jackie Chan’s unexpected love for dance and his friendly banter with Ajay Devgan, fans are now hopeful to see the kung fu icon in a Bollywood musical avatar where rhythm may just replace punches.
