The Great Khali Recently Got Blessed With A Baby Boy & The Internet Is Having A Field Day

Wrestling legend The Great Khali recently welcomed a baby boy and shared a glimpse of his little one on his Facebook account. Khali married Harminder Kaur in 2002 and has a daughter named Avleen Rana who was born in 2014. As Khali’s house is filled with happiness, his fans are also happy and have flooded the internet with hilarious reactions.

How did fans react to Khali becoming a father for the second time?

One user wrote, “Hold him softly. The way you shake hands with everyone is very dangerous.” Another one said, “His son must be 6ft tall”. The third one said, “ky fayda bachha toh chhota sa hi huaa.”? The fourth said, “Mujhe photo dekh ke laga Khali pregnant tha.” See more reactions here:-

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For the unversed, Khali was also seen in Bigg Boss Season 4 where he ended up as the first runner-up.

Asked if he would go again on the show, Khali told the Telegraph recently, “Whatever experience that I have had so far, it was good. Other than that, I am not persistent about Bigg Boss, it’s not like I would make any proactive effort to get into it.” In the same interview, Khali shared that he misses the days of wrestling.

On being congratulated for being inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame, Khali said, “It’s only made me miss wrestling more, with the one thing that I miss the most is people cheering for me. Thousands of people cheering around you, believing in you, and going crazy for you is a godly feeling when in the ring. I miss that vibe but other than that, it is the same here.”

For the unversed, Khali has been a part of several Hollywood projects including The Longest Yard.

Remembering those days, the big man shared, “Those days (of acting in Hollywood films), it was nice, I really enjoyed it. Especially Adam Sandler (who Khali shared screen space with in The Longest Yard) was my favourite, we used to have fun on sets. With Anne Hathaway (in Get Smart), the shoot was happening while I was still wrestling.”

“I was hopping between shoots and wrestling, so it was hectic but fun. I used to wrestle for four days a week and then travel back and shoot on the remaining days."

He concluded by saying, "I wasn’t allowed leaves to shoot for the movie, but I managed somehow. The shooting days were my favourite because there was no rush, everyone was giving their best performance and I made some good friends.”

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