Video: The Great Khali Lifts World's Shortest Woman, Internet Reacts
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Since being shared, the post has amassed 92 million views and over two million likes on the platform.
The Great Khali, the biggest Indian name ever in the history of World Wrestling Entertainment, recently met the world's shortest woman Jyoti Amge. The wrestler, whose real name is Dalip Singh Rana, shared a video on his social media platform lifting the world record holder. Many people were surprised to see the duo together in the video, which highlighted the starking difference in their height and body size.
The now-viral clip shows Ms Amge being lifted by Khali by one hand with ease. He then did a few flying moves before lowering her. The shortest woman in the world was seen smiling and giggling. "This video make her The Great Khali Dhaba," reads the caption of the short video.
Since being shared, the post has amassed 92 million views and over two million likes on the platform. Many users took to the comments section to react to the same.
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