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Vidyut Jammwal Reacts to Street Fighter Fans Dressing as Dhalsim for Intense Workouts
✍️ Moneycontrol.com
🗓 26 Sep 2026, 07:37 AM
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Actor Vidyut Jammwal shared his thoughts after seeing a group of Street Fighter enthusiasts donning Dhalsim costumes and performing rigorous training sessions. The video of the fans went viral, prompting the star to comment on the dedication and creativity of the community.
Vidyut Jammwal took to social media to share his thoughts after a video of Street Fighter fans dressing as the iconic Dhalsim went viral. The clip showed the group performing a series of demanding exercises while wearing the character’s signature blue and white garb.
In his post, Jammwal praised the fans for their enthusiasm and highlighted how the workout routine mirrored the agility and stamina that Dhalsim is known for in the game. He also encouraged viewers to keep pushing their limits.
The video, which was originally posted on a popular gaming forum, quickly amassed millions of views. Jammwal’s reaction has sparked conversations about the influence of video game culture on fitness communities across India.
Industry insiders say the trend reflects a growing intersection between gaming and wellness, with more fans adopting in-game personas to motivate their training.
Jammwal’s comment has added a celebrity endorsement to the movement, potentially boosting its visibility among younger audiences.
In his post, Jammwal praised the fans for their enthusiasm and highlighted how the workout routine mirrored the agility and stamina that Dhalsim is known for in the game. He also encouraged viewers to keep pushing their limits.
The video, which was originally posted on a popular gaming forum, quickly amassed millions of views. Jammwal’s reaction has sparked conversations about the influence of video game culture on fitness communities across India.
Industry insiders say the trend reflects a growing intersection between gaming and wellness, with more fans adopting in-game personas to motivate their training.
Jammwal’s comment has added a celebrity endorsement to the movement, potentially boosting its visibility among younger audiences.