Man Vs Wild With Bear Grylls: After Getting Injured, Rajinikanth Thanks The Host For ‘An Unforgettable Experience'

Just yesterday, we had reported that Rajinikanth’s trip to the wild has hit a roadblock as the megastar suffered a few injuries. But Rajinikanth has now taken to his social media handle and shared a tweet thanking Bear Grylls for ‘an unforgettable experience’

Saheli Maity

Wed Jan 29 2020, 14:07:42 4183 views
Man Vs Wild With Bear Grylls is one of the best adventurous shows in Discovery. The show is about a man (Bear Grylls) who goes on a wild ride to explore new heights. We even see a few celebrities and public figure tagging along with the man. Earlier, we saw former US president Barack Obama with Bear, we also saw our Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi with Grylls. The next famous person to go on a wild trip was Indian superstar was Rajinikanth. It was said that the superstar to travel through the ranges of Mulleholle, Maddur and Kalkere to explore the wildlife in these regions.

But unfortunately, Rajinikanth’s trip has hit a roadblock as the megastar suffered a few injuries during the journey. But the Darbaar actor has now taken to his social media handle and shared a tweet thanking and Bear Grylls for ‘an unforgettable experience.’ His tweet read, “Thank you very much dear @BearGrylls for an unforgettable experience ... love you. @DiscoveryIN thank you #IntoTheWildWithBearGrylls.” Well, it was nice to see his tweet.


Meanwhile, for their shooting locations, a police officer was quoted saying to NDTV, "Permission for the shooting has been given for Sultan Batteri highway and ranges of Mulleholle, Maddur and Kalkere ranges. They will be shooting in non-tourist zones. If permission was given for the shooting of Wild Karnataka, then this can also be permitted. 


"Also, no tourist or regular forest patrolling activities will be affected. The shooting will be done under special forest protection and no one will be aware of the locations."

Image source: Instagram/ discoverychannelin

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