WWE Smackdown: In the latest episode of Indian Greetings Challenge, it was time for the former WWE & Universal Champion Seth Rollins to try his hands on different Indian greeting words. The challenge has been running well on the WWE India Instagram page. After Hall of Famer Edge & All-Mighty WWE Champion Bobby Lashley gave it a go, Seth Rollins was the next in the queue.
Vanakkam, Kem Cho, Ka Haal Baa- Seth Rollins tried it all
WWE Smackdown: In the 3-minute video shared by WWE India, Rollins tried speaking the different greeting words used in India across languages. Kem Cho, Kaise Hai Aap, Vanakkam, Kaasa Ahees, Thai Kaise Shubhadinam, Salaam, Pranaam, Dhannobad, Namaste, Namashkar, etc. were among the words Rollins tried speaking.
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In 2019, Seth Rollins was in a conversation with the Hindu where he revealed his love affair with India. After hearing about his fandom in India, Rollins said,
“Hearing that there are fans millions of miles away supporting us is truly special. India would be a fantastic place to perform in, and I’m aware of plans that the WWE has for us to stage an event there sometime. Until then, I hope our fandom stays as strong as ever.”
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It should be noted that Seth Rollins is one of those WWE superstars who has always admired the rich culture and heritage of India. He hasn’t been to India yet but has the utmost respect for the country and its people. Seth’s fanbase in India is impeccable, and there could be a chance of him visiting India soon, probably when the next time WWE Live tours India.
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What’s next for Seth Rollins?
WWE Smackdown: Seth Rollins is currently in a heated storyline with Cesaro. The two men are looking to tear apart each other, and a showdown between the two seems happening at the upcoming Hell in a Cell pay-per-view.
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