On April 23, local time, Will Smith appeared at a private airport in Mumbai, India, looking in good shape, and this was his first appearance at the Oscars after slapping comedian Chris Rock.
In the face of the Indians who came to receive him, the 53-year-old Hollywood actor behaved very friendly, and the smile was always on his face, which was very approachable. He is also quite influential in India, and it is reported that many fans in the neighborhood are excited to shout his name.
Nearly a month has passed since the incident of improving the ratings of the awards ceremony, and only Will has been unmoved in the Smith family, while his wife Jada Pinker Smith, son Jaden Smith and daughter Willow Smith are all "scrambling" in front of the camera, seemingly unaffected by the behavior of the head of the family.
However, Will's career was frustrated after a quick time, not only by the college for 10 years, but even several film projects involved, including the sequel to the fantasy action film "Light Spirit" (2017) directed by David Aye. In addition, the National Geographic series "Pole to Pole," which was supposed to leave Will for the Arctic and Antarctic in May, has been postponed.
As a cause of the incident, mrs. Smith, 50, is not affected by the talk show, and she has promised to talk about her husband's beating in a future issue.
Although he may be looking for new opportunities in his career, Will is still in good shape, wearing white leggings and high-top sneakers, like an athlete on the basketball court. When taking photos with airport security guards, he showed great affinity.
Unlike the carefully dyed hair and beard at the awards ceremony, Will in life does not mind showing off his gray beard, but it seems more natural, and the original fans liked his style, rather than deliberately pretending to be a gentleman.
Will's trip to Mumbai was reported to be visiting Sadhguru (full name: Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev), a 64-year-old yoga guru and New York Times best-selling author.
It is reported that Sadhguru has a retreat where Will will come for a spiritual purification.
Will had hosted Sadhguru at his home in Los Angeles 2 years earlier. Although the Indian man looks like a master of the "worldly masters", he is very good at using social media, with more than 3 million fans, spreading yoga to many countries around the world, and is also very enthusiastic about public welfare.
Will describes himself as a "big fan" of Sadhguru, and since reading his book Inner Engineering, he has been impressed by it.
"I want my family to get to know people who live on a spiritual level and be able to communicate with people who are not obsessed with the material world," Will said.
Bringing the master into her home was indeed fruitful, and Wille's singer's daughter Willow publicly stated that Saguru had helped her through the "existential crisis", for which she was very grateful. But what kind of crisis it is, the second generation of stars who have followed their mother to maintain a bald head style has not been revealed.
Although it is not known how Sadhguru influenced the 23-year-old Jaden, the seemingly malnourished Star II said in an interview not long ago, but it became a laughing stock for a while.
Jaden said he was reluctant to chat with his peers because he himself preferred to discuss "politics or culture" rather "than pompous pursuits."
It may be understandable if someone else says such a thing, but it is strange for Jaden, who always appears at various parties in fancy clothes, to say such a thing.