Ranveer Singh supports MI after their defeat, calls them the ‘most feared team' in IPL; Preity Zinta celebrates her win with classic ‘Punjabi aa gaye oye'
Bollywood's powerhouse performer
Ranveer Singh
, who is also a passionate cricket fan, had only good things to say about the
Mumbai Indians
despite their loss in the
IPL
qualifier. Taking to his Instagram Stories, he posted a collage of the MI squad and wrote a heartfelt message that captured his admiration for the team.
He wrote, 'Not ours this time, but still mad proud of the boys 🙌 Showed our might and mettle in a hard-fought tournament. Still the most feared team in the league 💙 Unbreakable spirit. Indefatigable Indians.'
Preity Zinta is all smiles for PBKS
On the other side, Preity Zinta couldn't contain her joy. As the co-owner of Punjab team, she had every reason to celebrate as her team made it to the final. She posted on X (formerly Twitter), full of excitement and Punjabi pride.
She wrote, 'Wow what a win 👊 Punjabi aa gaye oye ❤️'
But that wasn't all. The 'Veer Zara' actress also shared a video that truly captured the mood. In the clip, she was seen spending cheerful moments with the PBKS team. She was spotted cheering from the sidelines, warmly hugging players, clicking photos with them and clearly soaking in every second of the big win. Her husband, Gene Goodenough, also joined her for a few happy snapshots as the team and owners basked in the celebratory atmosphere.
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Along with the video, Preity added a detailed caption, expressing her pride and love for the team and staff behind the victory, 'All smiles as @PunjabKingsIPL make it to the final after a SUPER TEAM EFFORT led by our dynamic sarpanch @ShreyasIyer15, our passionate coach @RickyPonting & the entire coaching staff & everyone at PBKS. Today will be incomplete without mentioning Lockie Ferguson, Glenn Maxwell & Marco Jansen for making this final possible.
One more game to go 🏏❤️ Bas Jeetna Hai | IPL 2025 | Sadda Punjab | Ting!'
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