Kung Fu legend Bruce Lee is back from the grave and dazzling onlookers with his majestic martial arts skills in Afghanistan. <br /> <br />The man behind the talent is 20-year-old Abbas Alizada, a native Afghan who loves to train in the destroyed and abandoned Darul Aman Palace in Kabul. <br /> <br />Alizada has spent the last six years imitating the moves of his childhood hero. <br /> <br /> <br />SOT - Abbas Alizada, Bruce Lee Impersonator "I started Kung Fu when I was 14 years old and I faced a lot of financial problems for two years. When I turned 16 years old, I trained without a trainer until I was 20. I was training by myself in our basement as Bruce Lee, doing his actions and tactics in the basement. That hard work is what made me famous." <br /> <br /> <br />"Bruce Hazara", as Alizada calls himself, has acquired a huge following on social media after he began posting photos and videos performing a number of Bruce Lee's classic moves and cinematic poses. <br /> <br />From twirling nunchakus to Kung Fu kicks, it's clear that the young star isn't just another doppelganger with a bowl haircut. <br /> <br />In fact, Alizada hopes to be an example for young Afghans and a champion for Afghanistan.
