Into The Wild With Bear Grylls is an epic series and his adventures sometimes make me want to pack my bags and jet off to some island. In the past, Bear Grylls invited PM Narendra Modi, Akshay Kumar and Rajnikanth to the show, and now the latest Indian celebrity to join Bear Grylls in his adventure is Ajay Devgn. The actor is all set to shoot for Into The Wild With Bear Grylls and has jetted off to the Maldives for the same.

Ajay Devgn and Bear Grylls will be exploring Maldives and testing their skills to survive in the wild. I have been a huge fan of the series and I am sure this episode is going to be very interesting. For the uninitiated, Into The Wild With Bear Grylls is a survival skills reality show that involves Indian celebrities venturing into the wilderness with the famous British survivalist and adventurer.

I am super interested about this episode, can’t wait to see what Grylls and Ajay Devgn have in store for us. Apart from this, Ajay has films like Gangubai Kathiawadi, RRR, Maidaan and Mayday in the pipeline.

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