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Chris Hemsworth calls CWG gold medallist Mirabai Chanu 'legend'

Hollywood star Chris Hemsworth, who plays Thor, the god of Thunder, has said that CWG gold medallist Mirabai Chanu is worthy of Thor’s hammer and even called her a legend.(Chris’s praise comes after Chanu won gold at the ongoing Commonwealth...

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Updated At : 03:41 PM Aug 07, 2022 IST

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Hollywood star Chris Hemsworth, who plays Thor, the god of Thunder, has said that CWG gold medallist Mirabai Chanu is worthy of Thor’s hammer and even called her a legend.(Chris’s praise comes after Chanu won gold at the ongoing Commonwealth Games 2022 in Birmingham. She was feted with the honour after she lifted 201 kg. A social media user had tweeted to Chris, saying, “Time for Thor to give up his hammer.” To which, he replied: “She is worthy! Congrats, Saikhom, you legend.” An ecstatic Chanu replied to Hemsworth saying: “Thank you so much @chrishemsworth, always love to watch you.” —IANS

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