Vidyut Jammwal, who gained fame from the 'Commando' franchise films, has realized that many of the popular things globally have actually originated in India. Well, focusing more on the Indian originated martial art, Vidyut Jamwal says that he wants to popularize the indigenous martial art Kalaripayattu through Indian cinema. As the actor is a martial artist and has learned Kalaripayattu since the age of three. With his action-studded films, the actor has marked his eccentric identity in Bollywood. Apart from this, amid the Coronavirus, Vidyut is enjoying his quarantine in a concealed place and sharing various snaps on social media.

Recently, Vidyut Jammwal took to Instagram and shared his picture from the kitchen, donning a light brown bathrobe while pouring warm water in a cup from a kettle. He captioned the post with an intriguing question, "Question? Do dirty thoughts make us dirty people.." Reverting on his question, Adah Sharma commented, "#SwachBharat#CleanIndia 🙌." Check out his post here -

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Question? Do dirty thoughts make us dirty people..

A post shared by Vidyut Jammwal (@mevidyutjammwal) on Sep 24, 2020 at 6:20am PDT

On the work front, Vidyut Jammwal was last seen in Faruk Kabir's action thriller 'Khuda Haafiz' under Panorama Studios and is available on Disney+Hotstar. The film also stars Shivaleeka Oberoi, with Annu Kapoor, Aahana Kumra, and Shiv Panditt in supporting roles. After the success of the film on the digital platform, he will be seen next in the second chapter of the 'Khuda Haafiz'.