Jackie Chan's Indo-China action adventure, 'Kung Fu Yoga', directed by Stanley Tong, revolves around a treasure hunt. The international action star plays a professor of archaeology in it. The story revolves around a hunt initiated by Indian professor, Asmita (Disha Patani) and her assistant Kyra (Amyra Dastur), who approach him to locate the lost treasure of Magadh. When the trio reaches the cave at the Into-Tibetan border, where the army found shelter centuries ago, Randall (Sonu Sood), a descendent of the rebel leader, Arunasva, arrives to claim the treasure. Jack, Asmita and Kyra escape the scuffle that ensues, but destiny brings them face-to-face with Randall in Dubai where a rare gem from the treasure would be auctioned. Sonu Sood, who is distributing the film in India under his banner, Shakti Sagar Productions, in association with Lawrence Paul, says, "Jackie Chan is hugely popular in India and he loved the warmth and affection he received during his recent visit to Mumbai. He's excited about the film's release here. While it feels great to be a part of this Indo-Chinese collaboration, I also feel proud to present 'Kung Fu Yoga' in India and we've pulled all stops to make it Jackie's biggest release here." 'Kung Fu Yoga' releases February 3.
Director's take Stanley Tong
"Making 'Kung Fu Yoga' was challenging because justice had to be done to India and China's history and culture that date back to thousands of years. Our cultures have a lot in common. What makes this film interesting is that it's akin to a big event, offering cinegoers a visual treat enjoyable at several levels."Source: TNN
