Vidyut Jammwal’s feat creates a stir on the internet

Vidyut Jammwal’s feat creates a stir on the internet

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Published: 11:20 AM, 7 October 2026

Bollywood actor Vidyut Jammwal is making his Hollywood debut. Be it acting or action hero, he is a 'master' in everything. As fluent as he is as a Bollywood action hero, this actor has the ability to score 10 goals in body-smashing! 

And thanks to such 'power-packed action' skills, Vidyut Jammwal has also played a world-famous live-action gaming character like 'Dhalsim' in the Hollywood movie 'Street Fighter' produced by Paramount Pictures. Now, he has done something at the promotion of that movie, which has created a lot of buzz among netizens on social media.

He didn't blink for a single moment of the 20 minutes. At one point, tears were seen flowing from the actor's eyes. And as soon as such a camera-captured moment went viral, the eyes of the netizens were filled with tears.

A video from a Hollywood film promotion event in Mumbai that has gone viral on social media shows actor Vidyut Jammwal standing on stage and holding his breath for 15 minutes. Not only that, he then stared at the audience for 20 minutes. The actor did not even bat an eyelid during these 20 minutes. 

In fact, Vidyut Jammwal has made this impossible possible through his long practice of yoga. The actor says that he learned the technique of holding his breath or staring blankly from the 'Patanjali Yoga Sutras'. 

But why did he suddenly perform such a thorny stunt on stage? Explaining the philosophy behind this demonstration, the 'Commando' actor advised the younger generation to 'be patient'. 

Advising people to stop chasing quick results, Vidyut Jamwal said, "I want to tell this generation one thing - stop. I too have remained patient and steadfast." 

Referring to the endless competitive rat race that today's generation has entered, he said, "We see everyone running around—you have to do this, you have to do that...! Hey! You don't have to do anything. Stop once, stand once. This skill will take you far in life." 

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