Sonu Sood unveils Jackie Chan's wax figure at India's Nahargarh Fort Museum on April 5, 2016 (Photo : Twitter/Sonu Sood)
Jackie Chan now has his own wax figure displayed at Nahargarh Fort Museum in India. The figure was unveiled on April 5 by famous Bollywood actor Sonu Sood.
According to The Indian Express, the actor made it known that he was the one who revealed the wax statue of Chan by posting a photo on his Twitter account. Sood also captioned the picture with a message saying that he felt honored to have unveiled the Asian superstar's life-size wax replica.
The wax figure is a first of its kind to be featured at the Nahargarh Fort Museum so it is quite a special thing for the organization. Moreover, Chan's statue was a work of art by two great sculptors from China and India, Deccan Chronicle reported.
At any rate, Chan and Sood are starring together in the Indo-Chinese film entitled "Kung Fu Yoga." They flew to Jodhpur, India last week to continue the movie's filming as the location is just one of the places where the cast and crew have visited for the shoot.
So far, they have already shot scenes in various parts of Iceland and Dubai. For the shoot in Jodhpur, Sood and Chan are expected to film a special number, complete with some dancing that was choreographed by well-known Indian choreographer Farah Khan.
The film is slated for release in October so as soon as they wrap up the shoot in India, the whole production team and actors will proceed to Beijing, China to complete the remaining movie sequences. It was said that there are just a few scenes left so the movie is going to be finished soon.
Meanwhile, the Bollywood actor is playing the villain in the said movie and model turned actress Disha Patani is also part of the cast as Chan's love interest. Actors Amyra Dastur, Aamir Khan, Aarif Rhaman, Zhang Yixing and more will provide extra excitement to the movie as supporting cast.
"Kung Fu Yoga" is a multi-lingual action film that tells about the story of an archeologist (Chan) who teams up with a professor (Patani) to find the lost Magadha treasure of India which was said to be in Tibet. The movie is directed by Stanley Ton and co-produced by Taihe Entertainment and Shinework Media.
Watch the video for compilation of Chan's photos while filming the special dance number in location at Jaipur:
