Published 17:16 IST, October 27th 2019
Ranveer Singh latest on John Cena's Instagram, posts an epic reply
Ranveer Singh was the latest Indian star to feature on John Cena's Instagram. The actor posted an epic reply, referring to his iconic 'you can't see me' line.
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Can John Cena just say how much he loves India and Indian celebrities? His silence is conveying the message, but why not express it sometimes? The WWE star once again posted a caption-less picture of an Indian celebrity, and the lucky one this time was Ranveer Singh. The actor, however, could not remain calm, and had an epic reaction to it, posting the wrestler’s iconic ‘You can’t see me’ punchline.
John Cena on Saturday shared a photo of Ranveer Singh, in his expected style, a colourful loose shirt with his buttons open, white sunglasses, wavy hair and the moustache that he has grown for the movie ‘83. The actor-wrestler once again let the picture do the talking, as he didn't use any words to describe it, like he usually does. Ranveer Singh, however, couldn’t help but keep calm and replied, “Can’t see me.”
This is not the first time Ranveer has featured on the handle. After the release of Gully Boy, he had shared a snap of Ranveer and Siddhanth Chaturvedi from the movie. Incidentally, Siddhanth Chaturvedi was one of those who liked the latest one.
Love for India
John Cena recently shared a snap of Shah Rukh Khan in the same way. Before that, Sushant Singh Rajput, Virat Kohli, Daler Mehndi, Kapil Sharma, Sachin Tendulkar, Aamir Khan, Kapil Dev, Rahul Dravid have got a mention on the elite club. Shilpa Shetty Kundra was so lucky that Cena morphed her face into his Stone Cold Steve Austin image, something he often does with other celebrities.
Meanwhile, during a recent interview with a magazine, John Cena, who enjoys a massive popularity, had opened up on his love for WWE. “WWE is my family, they’ll always be my family and none of any of this exists without them, and I will never forget that,” he said. “I don’t think I’ll ever retire, because I don’t look at it like that … You don’t retire from your family. I will never, ever stop waving the WWE flag … I don’t think I’ll ever separate myself from them.”
He continued, “As a 42-year-old, going to be 43 in April … I already know that I’m a little lighter, I’m a little slower, I’m not as strong, so all of the physical signs are like, ‘I’m here, I’m here, I’m here. I can’t lie to myself and say those things aren’t happening. They are. And either I accommodate my performance, or just say, ‘Hey, it’s time to do something different.’'
17:05 IST, October 27th 2019