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Khali will debut in Bollywood film �Ramma-The Saviour�. It is expected that Khali's introduction in Bollywood would prove to be useful for India cinema. He has a huge fan following worldwide that could be attracted to Indian cinema.

CJ: Alok Raman

Thu, Apr 24, 2008 19:02:46 IST

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WWE CHAMPION, the great Khali will debut in Bollywood film ‘Ramma-The Saviour’. It’s a children’s adventure film. The film will be produced by film actor Shahil Khan, who himself is a great fan of the wrestler. The movie will be shot in Vietnam and Burma. Tanushree Dutta will also be acting in the movie.

In this film, Khali will be seen playing a positive role. In respect to his large number of child fans in India, Khali preferred not to take up a negative role in his first film.

According to a leading newspaper site, Khali business manager in India, Raj Makhija said, “Dalip (Khali) is excited about the release and can’t wait for the rest of the world to witness his acting skill. ”

He also added, “He has also been getting some offers from Bollywood, which he has kept under consideration. He even has some of his favorites in Bollywood likes Sunny Deol, Sanjay Dutt, Salman Khan and Akshay Kumar and is looking forward to act with them someday.”

Khali is likely to visit India at the end of this month to spend some leisure time. Presently, he is living in Atlanta. He has even worked in a Hollywood movie ’The longest yard’ and will be seen in another upcoming Hollywood movie ’Get Smart’ along with Steve Carel and Bill Murray.

His fans are looking forward to his arrival in India and his work in Bollywood. The film industry expects Khali’s introduction to Bollywood would prove to be useful for India cinema. He has a huge fan following world wide that could be attracted to Indian cinema.

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