Hollywood icon Arnold Schwarzenegger surprised fans when he turned up at a Jagannath Ratha Yatra organised by ISKCON in Los Angeles.Pictures of the actor posing with fans amid the religious procession that was held last week, have since surfaced online and are going viral. It is unclear if he was a part of the procession or if he was simply in the area and obliged fans and devotees with pics as they passed by Venice Beach.

Arnold Schwarzenegger spotted at Jagannath Ratha Yatra

The actor appeared as his cheery self, rocking a black tee and a beard as he interacted with people at the event and even posed with a few lucky fans.

Arnold Schwarzenegger’s ‘Fubar‘ cancelled

On the work front, Schwarzenegger’s action-comedy series ‘Fubar’ was cancelled early this month, after two seasons. Netflix announced the cancellation this August. As per Variety, the series starring the action star along with Monica Barbaro, Milan Carter, Fortune Feimster, Carrie-Anne Moss, among others, had a successful first season in 2023, the series apparently did not get the expected momentum during its second season, which premiered on June 12.

Arnold Schwarzenegger announces ‘King Conan‘

Meanwhile, the actor is set to return to the big screen with the long-awaited sequel to ‘Conan the Barbarian’. Set to begin filming in 2027,Schwarzenegger revealed that the upcoming film, titled ‘King Conan’, is finally moving forward after years of discussions.“Next year we are going to do King Conan,” Schwarzenegger said. “That is a reality now, and I am excited about it.” The actor, who first played the sword-wielding warrior in the 1982 cult classic and later reprised the role in Conan the Destroyer, said he had spent nearly a decade pushing for the sequel to happen.“For the last ten years I have been saying, ‘We should do King Conan, and we should get a great script written, get someone who really understands Robert E. Howard, that understands the artwork of Frank Frazetta and to continue,’” he said.