'Heads of State' London premiere: John Cena expresses gratitude to Indian fans - "I wouldn’t be here without you"

Hollywood star and wrestling icon John Cena has expressed his heartfelt gratitude to his Indian fanbase, saying their love and support have played a major role in shaping his career. Speaking at the London premiere of his latest action-comedy 'Heads of State', Cena reflected on how much India has meant to him over the years.“Thank You, India”: Jon Cena Reflects on Fan SupportThough Cena has only spent limited time in India, the experience left a deep impression. “The enthusiasm, the hospitality, and the welcome I’ve received from India have always been incredible,” he said. “Even though I’ve only been there briefly, I’ve always felt the love. I want to say thank you again—because of the investment the audience of India has given to me, I’ve done my best to pay it forward,” he added.Cena further quoted that the connection he feels with Indian audiences is something he truly values. “I would not be where I am if not for the support from India. I’m so grateful,” he said with a smile.Cena Stars in Heads of State With Priyanka Chopra and Idris Elba'Heads of State', now streaming on OTT, features Cena as Will Derringer, a former action star turned U.S. President. He teams up with British Prime Minister Sam Clarke, played by Idris Elba, and MI6 agent Noel Bisset, played by Priyanka Chopra Jonas, to stop a dangerous global conspiracy.

Jim Carrey, Jackie Chan, and the Art of ComedySpeaking about his influences, Cena credited Jim Carrey and Jackie Chan for inspiring his comedic style. “Jim Carrey is so underrated when it comes to physical comedy. I’ve watched him my whole life—he can make me laugh, cry, feel anger or joy. That’s what I aspire to.”Cena also praised the Heads of State writers for creating layered, flawed characters—something he believes makes stories truly compelling.