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Watch: woman's excellent nunchaku skills impress netizens

The woman is seen using nunchaku with ease. She uses the deadly weapon to extinguish candles. She then goes on to wear a blindfold to perform a stunt on liquid-filled bottles.&nbsp;

A viral video of a woman performing martial arts using nunchaku has impressed netizens. &nbsp;The stunts being performed in the video are different from the usual brick or tile-breaking skills.
The woman is seen using nunchaku with ease. She uses the deadly weapon to extinguish candles. She then goes on to wear a blindfold to perform a stunt on liquid-filled bottles.&nbsp;
Her excellent nun-chaku skills and patience help her perform all stunts flawlessly. Not even once does the woman look intimidated by the potentially fatal weapon.
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Dressed in all wedding fineries, a bride performed martial arts soon after the marriage&nbsp;rituals. 22-year-old Nisha from Thoothukudi district is breaking the Internet with her performance of 'Silambattam', which is a form of martial art from Tamil Nadu, on her wedding day on June 28.
A video of Nisha, which has gone viral on social media, shows her in a traditional wedding outfit with a garland around her neck, performing stunts, as a crowd of people cheers her on
Nisha, who wishes to become a police officer, said that her performance was aimed at creating awareness about self-defence for women.
She is being lauded for both taking on a social cause on her big day, as well as breaking the &lsquo;shy bride&lsquo; stereotype.

Watch: Bride performs martial arts on her wedding day in Tamil Nadu

22-year-old Nisha from Tamil Nadu&nbsp;is breaking the Internet with her martial arts performance on her wedding day

Watch: Bride performs martial arts on her wedding day

This is Nisha&nbsp;and she has just got married.&nbsp; Dressed in all wedding fineries, the new&nbsp;bride performed martial arts soon after the marriage&nbsp;rituals. 22-year-old Nisha from Thoothukudi district is breaking the Internet with her performance of 'Silambattam', which is a form of martial art from Tamil Nadu, on her wedding day on June 28.
A video of Nisha, which has gone viral on social media, shows her in a traditional wedding outfit with a garland around her neck, performing stunts, as a crowd of people cheers her on
Nisha, who wishes to become a police officer, said that her performance was aimed at creating awareness about self-defence for women.
She is being lauded for both taking on a social cause on her big day, as well as breaking the &lsquo;shy bride&lsquo; stereotype.

22-year-old Nisha from Tamil Nadu&nbsp;is breaking the Internet with her martial arts performance on her wedding day

Dressed in all wedding fineries, a bride performed martial arts soon after the marriage&nbsp;rituals. 22-year-old Nisha from Thoothukudi district is breaking the Internet with her performance of 'Silambattam', which is a form of martial art from Tamil Nadu, on her wedding day on June 28.
A video of Nisha, which has gone viral on social media, shows her in a traditional wedding outfit with a garland around her neck, performing stunts, as a crowd of people cheers her on
Nisha, who wishes to become a police officer, said that her performance was aimed at creating awareness about self-defence for women.
She is being lauded for both taking on a social cause on her big day, as well as breaking the &lsquo;shy bride&lsquo; stereotype.

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