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Virat Kohli, Chris Gayle And AB de Villiers Groove To Saath Samundar Paar
A funnily edited video of the India and RCB legend dancing with his teammates on the 90s chartbuster song went viral over social media.
A hilarious video of Virat Kohli dancing with his former and current Royal Challengers Bengaluru teammates, including stalwarts AB de Villiers and Chris Gayle, went viral on social media. The legendary India and RCB player, known for his jovial avatar off the field, could be seen shaking his leg with his RCB friends in a video edited with the famous Hindi film song Saath Samundar Paar.
Blending Kohli's moments of fun and dance over the years with his RCB teammates into one amusing clip, this social media handle brought a smile to the great right-hander's passionate followers, who must be missing him in action amid a prolonged break since the end of the 2025 edition of the Indian Premier League.
Kohli-Gayle-ABD Trio Dance Their Hearts Out
Initially, in the funny video, one can see Kohli dancing with Gayle, De Villiers and even his former India teammate Yuvraj Singh. He then joins speedster Mohammed Siraj and RCB's famous anchor and mascot, Mr Nags, played by comedian Danish Sait. While funny, the clip beautifully captured how Kohli hasn't lost his child-like enthusiasm and love for the RCB setup despite spending 18 years with the team. The steps involved and the song from the 90s classic 'Vishwathma' made it a clip of great hysteria for those watching.
Kohli earned his biggest moment in RCB colours this summer as the great batter finally lifted the prestigious IPL crown after 18 long years of a painstaking wait. The 36-year-old put behind him years of setbacks and frustration and cut the most jubilant figure when he held the prized silverware with his teammates following a victory in the memorable final against Punjab Kings on June 3.
Kohli And RCB's Never-Ending Bond
While his RCB teammates always vowed to do it for him, Kohli contributed immensely to the team's success as well. The legend transformed from a dependable anchor to an impactful aggressor at the top of the order and blasted 657 runs in his 16 innings at a strike rate of 144.71 while retaining an average of 54.75. He closed out the season as the third-highest run-getter, behind only Sai Sudharsan (759) and Suryakumar Yadav (717).
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