Quick Scoop: The Great Khali, real name Dalip Singh Rana, is still active in the public eye, but mostly outside full-time WWE wrestling. Recent coverage shows he’s been focused on business and wrestling-related work in India, with occasional appearances and interviews rather than a regular in-ring comeback.

What changed

Khali stepped back from full-time WWE after years of wrestling, leaving the company in 2014 when his contract ended. He later made sporadic appearances and retired from in-ring competition in 2018 after The Greatest Royal Rumble.

What he’s doing now

He has remained busy in India with wrestling school and restaurant-related commitments, and he was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2021.

Health and past hardship

A major part of Khali’s story is his health: he was later found to have a pituitary tumor tied to his gigantism, and he had brain surgery in 2012 that was reported as successful. Coverage also notes that his career was shaped by personal and professional hardships, including the tragic Brian Ong incident during training, which deeply affected him.

Recent buzz

Recent mentions have included news, social posts, and viral clips, but those are more about his public presence than a major return to wrestling.

Bottom line

So, what happened to The Great Khali? He didn’t disappear — he retired from full-time wrestling, dealt with serious health issues, and shifted into business, training, and special appearances. If you want, I can also give you a timeline of his career or a “where is he now” style update.