Trivia: One of the most popular film personalities in the world, Jackie Chan came from a poverty-stricken Hong Kong family -- so poor, claims Chan, that he was almost sold in infancy to a wealthy British couple. As it turned out, Chan became his family's sole support. Enrolled in the Chinese Opera Research Institute at the age of seven, he spent the next decade in rigorous training for a career with the Peking Opera, excelling in martial arts and acrobatics. Billed as Cheng Lung, Chan entered films in his mid-teens, appearing in 25 productions before his 20th birthday. Starting out as a stunt man, Chan was promoted to stardom as the potential successor to the late Bruce Lee. In his earliest starring films, he was cast as a stone-cold serious type, determined to avenge Lee's death. Only when he began playing for laughs did Chan truly attain full celebrity status. Frequently referred to as the Buster Keaton of kung-fu, Chan's outlook on life is a lot more optimistic than Keaton's, but in his tireless devotion to the most elaborate of sight gags and the most awe-inspiring of stunts (many of which have nearly cost him his life), Chan is Keaton incarnate. From 1978's The Young Master onward, Chan has usually been his own director and screenwriter. His best Hong Kong-produced films include the nonstop action-fests Project A (1983), Police Story (1985), Armour of God (1986), and the Golden Horse Award-winning Crime Story (1993) -- not to mention the multiple sequels of each of the aforementioned titles. Despite his popularity in Europe and Asia, Chan was for many years unable to make a dent in the American market. He tried hard in such films as The Big Brawl (1980) and the first two Cannonball Run flicks, but American filmgoers just weren't buying.At long last, Chan mined U.S. box-office gold with 1996's Rumble in the Bronx, a film so exhilarating that audiences never noticed those distinctly Canadian mountain ranges looming behind the "Bronx" skyline. Chan remained the most popular Asian actor with the greatest potential to cross over into the profitable English-speaking markets, something he again demonstrated when he co-starred with Chris Tucker in the 1998 box-office hit Rush Hour. In 2000 Chan had another success on his hands with Shanghai Noon, a comedy Western in which he starred as an Imperial Guard dispatched to the American West to rescue the kidnapped daughter (Lucy Liu) of the Chinese Emperor.He maintained his status as one of the biggest movie stars in the world throughout the next decades in a series of films that include Rush Hour 2, The Tuxedo, Shankghai Knights, The Myth, Rush Hour 3. He enjoyed his biggest U.S. hit in quite some time starring in the 2010 remake of The Karate Kid opposite Jaden Smith. Even with his hits in the English-language world, Chan continued to work in China as well, as both an actor and a producer. In 2016, he won an Honorary Academy Award for his more than 50 years of service to the film industry.

Trivia: Participation in the Mr. India pageant raised his profile and secured him several deals to appear in commercials. Made his screen debut in Kallazhagar (1999). For his performance in the Telugu blockbuster Arundhati (2009) he won the Filmfare Best Supporting Actor Award - Telugu and the Andhra Pradesh State Nandi Award for Best Villain. Dabangg (2010), in which he played one of his more famous roles, broke several box office records, including achieving the highest grossing opening week of a Bollywood film, at the time of its release.

Trivia: Hails from a military background and nursed dreams of becoming an Air Force pilot. Is a trained gymnast. Was a state-level basketball player. Dropped out of college to pursue showbiz. Was crowned Ponds Femina Miss India Indore first runner-up in 2013. Has modelled for many television commercials including Cadbury Silk, Garnier Fructis, Gionee Elife and Aircel. Made her mark in Bollywood with the film M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story, a biopic on Indian cricket star Mahendra Singh Dhoni, in which she plays his first girlfriend. Featured on the March 2017 cover of Adorn magazine.

Trivia: Was born in a Parsi family and speaks English, Tamil, French and Gujarati at home. Was named after her paternal grandmother who died before her birth. Began her career as a model in a few commercials including Clean & Clear, Dove, Airtel and Micromax. Dropped out from Dhirubhai Ambani International School to pursue acting. Made her Hindi cinema-acting debut with Issaq (2013), released on July 26, 2013. Finished shooting for her first international project, Kung Fu Yoga (2017) alongside Jackie Chan which released in India on 3 February 2017. Featured in Tamil and Telugu movies like Anegan, Manasuku Nachindi and Raja Gadu. Starred for the first time in a web-series and Hindi comedy – The Trip 2 (2018).