New Delhi: Mukesh Ambani and Nita Ambani’s youngest son, Anant Ambani, and Radhika Merchant tied the knot on July 12 in Mumbai, as per Hindu rituals. The grand wedding ceremony was followed by a ‘Shubh Aashirvaad’ ceremony on July 13, which saw the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and distinguished religious leaders. Global sensation Kim Kardashian and her sister Khloe Kardashian, along with several other celebrities, also attended the wedding. However, there was one legendary guest at Anant and Radhika’s event who was popular among ’90s kids. Every 90’s kid used to watch him on television. The popular guest is a WWE champion and also a Hollywood actor. Well, he is not Dwayne Johnson (The Rock), Dave Bautista (Bautista), Stone Cold Steve Austin, Hulk Hogan, or Triple H; he is…
In July 2024, John Cena, a 16-time WWE Champion and Hollywood actor, visited India to attend the wedding ceremony of Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant. Cena attended the function of Anant and Radhika in a full desi avatar. According to news agency ANI report, Cena donned a powder blue traditional sherwani. He elevated his look with a traditional safa tied on his head in a beautiful shade of white and gold. On the red carpet, he struck his renowned ‘you can’t see me’ pose, adding a touch of his wrestling persona to the wedding.
Popular YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia, famously known as BeerBiceps, who has received significant acclaim for his content in recent years, posted a selfi with John Cena. Check the photo below.
Shortly after John Cena arrived in India, WWE India’s official Instagram account shared a video showcasing one of his iconic entrances, captioned, “But can you see him? .” Almost immediately, fans flooded the comments section. One user humorously wrote,”I can’t see him.” “The champ in the house,’ wrote another user.
Early in his WWE career, John Cena popularized the catchphrase “You can’t see me.” This phrase was accompanied by a signature move where he waved his hand in front of his face, suggesting he was too fast or elusive for opponents to perceive. Over time, it became a hallmark of his wrestling persona, sparking countless memes and cultural references about his “invisibility.”
