Better known by his ring name The Great Khali, Dalip Singh Rana, is an Indian expert wrestler who was a piece of WWE from 2006 to 2014. The wrestler and entertainer who praised his birthday on August 27, turned into the principal Indian best on the planet in WWE history after he won the WWE World Heavyweight Champion in July 2007.
On the wrestler's 47th birthday celebration, here are a couple of intriguing realities about The Great Khali.Dalip Singh Rana was destined to Jwala Ram and his better half Tandi Devi in a Punjabi Hindu group of the Dhiraina town of Himachal Pradesh's Sirmaur region.
Before setting out on his expert wrestling profession, Rana was an official for the Punjab state police.
Prominently, Rana has showed up in four Hollywood movies, two Bollywood films and a few network shows. He has been a piece of films like The
Longest Yard, Get Smart, MacGruber, Kushti, Ramaa: The Savior and HOUBA! On the Trail of the Marsupilami
He is one of seven kin who was naturally introduced to a poor family and experiences acromegaly, which among different impacts causes gigantism and jawline distension.
While filling in as a security monitor in Shimla, he grabbed the attention of a cop from the neighboring State of Punjab that—having recently helped a few representatives of Punjab Police to wind up worldwide sportspersons—got him initiated in the Punjab Police in 1993.
Once in Punjab's Jalandhar, Rana prepared in the nearby rec centers to turn into a wrestler and soon he got chose for particular wrestling preparing in the United States.
Khali is hitched to Harminder Kaur and is honored with a girl named Alvin.
He originally began wrestling under the ring name Giant Singh for All Pro Wrestling.
He at that point marked an agreement with World Championship Wrestling (WCW) and went through eight months there, until WCW was purchased by World Wrestling Federation (WWF).
Following stretches in New Japan Pro-Wrestling and different advancements, he turned into the primary Indian expert wrestler to be marked to an agreement by World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) on January 2, 2006.