"Namaste, Aap Kaise Hain," Tom Cruise Said During An Interview And Fans Can't Even...
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He rode a bike off a cliff, fought on a moving train, hung from a plane and now, Hollywood superstar Tom Cruise has proved he can speak in Hindi as well. In an interview with Canadian news outlet ETalk, the actor was praised by the journalist for fluency in various languages in his movies, especially the Mission: Impossible franchise. "Is there anything you cannot do? Is he going to speak in Hindi with me?" asked the Indian-origin journalist.
Tom Cruise was more than willing to test his Hindi speaking skills as he said, "If you want me to speak in Hindi with you, I will. Let's try it." The journalist then asked the Hollywood superstar to say, "Namaste. Aap kaise hain?' (Namaste, How are you?)".
Much to the fans' delight, Cruise aced the pronunciation in first attempt as he repeated the sentence with folded hands.
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