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Kung Fu Yoga (Chinese: 功夫瑜伽) is a 2017 Chinese action adventure comedy film written and directed by Stanley Tong and produced by and starring Jackie Chan. It is the sequel to The Myth (2005), with Jackie Chan reprising his role as an archeologist, Jack.
Jan 28, 2017 · Kung Fu Yoga: Directed by Stanley Tong. With Jackie Chan, Yixing Zhang, Miya Muqi, Disha Patani. Two professors team up to locate a lost treasure and embark on an adventure that takes them from a Tibetan ice cave to Dubai, and to a mountain temple in India.
Jan 9, 2017 · Starring: Jackie Chan, Disha Patani, Amyra DasturKung Fu Yoga Official Trailer 1 (2017) - Jackie Chan MovieChinese archeology professor Jack (Jackie Chan) te...
Kung Fu Yoga is an innovative adventure blockbuster directed by renowned Hong Kong director Stanley Tong. Its cast includes international superstar Jackie Chan, popular...
Jan 25, 2023 · KUNG FU YOGA: Watch Now On Digital, Blu-ray, and DVD | A world-renowned archaeology professor and his team must locate and save a lost ancient treasure before a group of mercenaries...
Watch Kung Fu Yoga | Netflix. Two mismatched archaeologists battle a team of vicious mercenaries in a race to discover an ancient Tibetan treasure of unimaginable worth. Watch trailers & learn more.
Kung Fu Yoga may enchant fans with its charismatic fights and exotic locations, but the plot stretches like an uncomfortably long downward dog. Read Critics Reviews
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But could the real treasure be something far more important than gems and gold? Will Jack and his intrepid allies discover the truth behind the mysterious treasure...or will Randall prevail? “Kung Fu Yoga” is a 2017 Chinese movie that was directed by Stanley Tong.
Chinese archeology professor Jack (Jackie Chan) teams up with beautiful Indian professor Ashmita and assistant Kyra to locate lost Magadha treasure.
Jack (Jackie Chan), a renowned professor of archaeology at the Terracotta Warriors Museum in Xi'an, teams up with young Indian professor Ashmita (Disha Patani) from National Museum Institute, Rajasthan to locate India's lost Magadha treasure in Tibet.
