Video: Hollywood actor Chris Hemsworth says dialogue of Shahrukh Khan's film
Video: Hollywood actor Chris Hemsworth says dialogue of Shahrukh Khan's film
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Hollywood actor Chris Hemsworth is currently shooting for Netflix Original Dhaka in Bangkok. During the set of the film, a video has surfaced of Chris having fun, which is going quite viral on social media. In this video, Chris will be seen saying the iconic line of Shahrukh Khan's film Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge, 'Bade- Bade Desho Me Aisi Choti Choti Baate Hoti Rehti Hai.' 

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This video has been shared by Young Artist Rudraksh Jaiswal, who is Chris's co-actor in the film. First Rudraksha speaks the lines of the film, which Chris repeats. With this video, Rudraksha wrote - 'Friends, this is Chris Hemsworth, who is speaking a Hindi dialogue.' His dialogue delivery and smile are very sweet. Chris Hemsworth is mostly recognized by his character. Thor was released in 2011, which is the story of the Asgard kingdom of a planet located in the depths of space. Thor arrives on Earth due to circumstances, where he meets Natalie Portman's character.

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In 2012, the role of Thor was featured in  'Avengers. Thor - Dark World' came in 2013. The last film of the Thor series was 'Thor - Ragnarok' in 2017. This year's most successful Hollywood film 'Avengers Endgame' was also seen in the role of Chris Thor. He played the lead role in Man in Black. He will reach the audience through Dhaka. Manoj Bajpayee, Randeep Hooda and Pankaj Tripathi will also be seen in important roles with Chris in Dhaka. Parts of the film have also been shot in India. Dhaka is being directed by Sam Hargrave. The story of the film is written by Joe Russo, who is also the director of Avengers Endgame.

Hollywood actor Chris Hemsworth says dialogue of Shahrukh Khan's film, video goes viral

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