"No Shame?": IPL Franchise's Preity Zinta-Du Plessis AI Video Storms X
The video shows Du Plessis' face being pasted on actors who played lead roles opposite to Preity Zinta in romantic Bollywood movies.
Now playing, your fav Faf-Preity films pic.twitter.com/SUJbHlnAtJ
— Delhi Capitals (@DelhiCapitals) July 13, 2025
The franchise was lambasted on the internet for the video. The nature of the content was labelled 'cringe' by many fans. Here are some of the comments made by fans:
"New low for Delhi Capitals. At this point, even they must be hoping one day this AI will finally win them a trophy," a fan said.
"No shame posting a reel like this on a professional page? The admin must be a 14-year-old kid This is peak cringe content," a nother fan wrote.
"I need to check 2 time is it posted from a fake account or real ones. Maybe an intern is holding their X account," another post read.
"Saalon sharam karo. They both are happily married. How about trying wining a trophy instead?," a fan said, slamming DC for the tweet.
Delhi Capitals remain one of the few franchises to have not won an IPL title since the start of the tournament in 2008. In the IPL 2025 season, DC failed to qualify for the playoffs, finishing 5th in the overall standings.
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