Buried in snow Vidyut Jammwal meditates at Himalayas

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, June 28: Vidyut Jammwal does it again by surpassing his limits and proving that there are no boundaries. Invariably on an expedition to push his physical and mental limits, the action superstar proved why no one can train like him. A video has surfaced of the Khuda Haafiz actor, who is seen standing covered in six-feet deep snow in the Himalayas.
What’s unbelievable is that the Indian Kalaripayattu Yogi is unfazed as he is buried in the Himalayan range. The video showcases him performing a series of Kriyas to control breathing.

The actor emerged from the snow with bruises on his shoulders from the piercing cold. When asked why he did it, he shared that every martial artist has to hit different levels of physical abilities and this kind of meditation is his way unlocking a whole new zone.
His stillness speaks to the degree of proficiency he has achieved in Kalaripayattu.
Jammwal will soon be releasing a three hour detailed video of how to control the breathing through the mind and the mind through the breathing. It will be premised on the step-by-step process of surrendering to the inner self and healing on his YouTube channel. He has previously healed more than a million people through his channel during the pandemic. It will be exciting to see what new areas of healing he captures on his platform.
Pushing the limit has been a constant theme of Vidyut’s life. He frequently posts videos of himself performing dangerous stunts on social media and is listed as one of the top martial artists in the world.
Jackie Chan, Jet Li, Bruce Lee, Johnny Tri Nguyen, Stevan Seagal, Donnie Yen and Tony Jaa are on the same list.
Apart from that his upcoming film Khuda Haafiz Chapter 2 Agni Pariksha will hit the theatres on July 8, 2022. He also has IB 71 and Sher Singh Raana on his slate.