Neel Sethi The Jungle Book
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Today's Big Release: The Jungle Book
Neel Sethi had said that he connects with Mowgli. "I didn't really do any special thing. Actually, I was just myself because Mowgli and I are similar. We are both stubborn, free-spirited and when we put our mind to something, we will try to get it no matter what," said Neel
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The Jungle Book Star Neel Sethi Learned Taekwondo When He Was Four
Recalling his most difficult scene from the film, Neel said: "I had a shoot for this film when I was 10. There was a scene where I had to shoot in mud where I had to dry my skin and spit some water again to make it look muddy. It was quite a difficult scene"
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The Jungle Book Actor Neel Sethi is 'Similar' to Mowgli. His Words
"Since we are very similar, it was not difficult for me. But I had to grow my hair, and the team also gave me hair extensions. It wasn't that bad. It was pretty comfortable. It was a lot of fun. I just went along with the flow. My friends saw the trailer and they think it was cool but they still treat me like a normal person," said Neel Sethi
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Today's Big Release: The Jungle Book
Neel Sethi had said that he connects with Mowgli. "I didn't really do any special thing. Actually, I was just myself because Mowgli and I are similar. We are both stubborn, free-spirited and when we put our mind to something, we will try to get it no matter what," said Neel
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The Jungle Book Star Neel Sethi Learned Taekwondo When He Was Four
Recalling his most difficult scene from the film, Neel said: "I had a shoot for this film when I was 10. There was a scene where I had to shoot in mud where I had to dry my skin and spit some water again to make it look muddy. It was quite a difficult scene"
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The Jungle Book Actor Neel Sethi is 'Similar' to Mowgli. His Words
"Since we are very similar, it was not difficult for me. But I had to grow my hair, and the team also gave me hair extensions. It wasn't that bad. It was pretty comfortable. It was a lot of fun. I just went along with the flow. My friends saw the trailer and they think it was cool but they still treat me like a normal person," said Neel Sethi
