Tom Hiddleston Says He Thinks Of Shah Rukh Khan When Asked About India & Bollywood

While fans all around the world are waiting for Loki's release on the Disney+ Hotstar, Tom Hiddleston shared a special promo for fans in India. The video shared by the streaming platform's official social media account, shows Tom playing a word association game where he talks about India and the series.

Interestingly, in the video, while answering a few questions Tom mentions Shah Rukh Khan twice and also addresses his sister as 'Akka'. When asked to associate a word with India, the actor said, "Shah Rukh Khan", and few questions later when he was asked about Bollywood he asked, "Am I allowed to say Shah Rukh Khan?" and answered, "Shah Rukh Khan again."

Another question about India in the clip was about naming an Indian city, to which Tom said, "Chennai." He went on to shared that his sister lives there and he has also visited her. The actor said, "My Akka (elder sister) lives there, she used to live there. I have been there a few times. Chennai is great!"

Take a look at the video,

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