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News18
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- News18
RJ Mahvash Pens Motivating Note For Chahal After IPL Final, Calls Him A 'Warrior'
Last Updated: Despite the dating rumours, Mahvash has addressed the topic in interviews, clarifying, 'She and Chahal are just friends." Days after Punjab Kings lost the IPL 2025 trophy to Royal Challengers Bengaluru, RJ Mahvash took to her Instagram handle to pen down a motivating note for Yuzvendra Chahal. The cricketer, who played for Preity Zinta's PBKS, is rumoured to be dating Mahvash after his divorce from choreographer Dhanashree Verma. In a long post, Mahvash praised Chahal's 'warrior spirit" and revealed that the cricketer faced three fractures during this IPL season. 'They fought, stayed and played till the last match! 👏🤍 And special post to @yuzi_chahal23 because what people don't know is that his ribs got fractured in the second match only and his bowling finger got fractured later, this guy played the entire season with 3 fractures! We all have seen him screaming and crying in pain but have never seen him giving up!" she wrote. 'I mean what warrior spirit you have man 🫡 The team kept fighting till the last ball! It was nothing but an honour to be a supporter of this team this year! Well played boys 👏 All the people in these pictures have my heart 🥹See you next year!" Mahvash added. Chahal's rumoured girlfriend then congratulated Virat Kohli's RCB and concluded by saying, 'Everyone played and worked hard! Cricket , and IPL ..my God again! Truly a festival for us indians 🫶🏻♥️" Check out her post here: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mahvash (@ Along with the note, Mahvash also shared a series of pictures from the Punjab Kings' party after IPL 2025 final. In one of the photos, the RJ was seen posing with Chahal and Preity Zinta. In another picture, Shreyas Iyer also joined Mahvash. Meanwhile, despite the dating rumours, Mahvash has addressed the topic in interviews, clarifying, 'She and Chahal are just friends." On the other hand, Chahal, whose personal life has been in the spotlight following his separation from choreographer Dhanashree Verma, has not publicly commented on the rumours. The couple officially ended their marriage in March this year at Bandra family court after tying the knot in December 2020. First Published:
Mint
6 days ago
- Mint
Dhruv Rathee schools Indian tourists over ‘tameez' amid Malik Swashbuckler row: ‘Ghar pe raho'
Days after the Malik Swashbuckler row, YouTuber Dhruv Rathee schooled Indian tourists over basic civic sense and said their misconduct costs other travellers from the country their reputation in foreign countries. Malik Swashbuckler, whose real name is Malik SD Khan, faced severe backlash and was reportedly detained by Turkish authorities after videos showing him making derogatory and sexually explicit remarks about Turkish women surfaced online. In an Instagram Reel captioned, 'Indian Tourists are Destroying India's Reputation,' Rathee shared incidents showing Indian tourists being way out of line on their trips abroad. The video began with a snippet from Malik's controversial video where he asks his audience if he should get a Turkish woman drunk and rape her. Dhruv Rathee's video also featured an Indian man eve-teasing in Venice, a group of Indian men peeing in the sea in Thailand and a man leaning out to touch a lion during a safari, risking the lives of others with him. Calling out such tourists, including content creators, Rathee said they should not visit foreign countries if they cannot behave appropriately. 'Tameez nahi hai to ghar pe raho, bahar nikalne ki koi zaroorat nhi hai.' He also highlighted that this misdemeanour is costing indians their reputation abroad. 'Indian tourists badnaam ho rhe hai foreign desho me.' Rathee then asked netizens to name and shame such people online. Netizens were very angry about the Malik Swashbuckler row. They resonated with Rathee's video and said a 'rotten apple spoils the whole bunch'. 'Asli anti nationals to yehi log he jo bahar jake desh ko badnaam karre he,' a netizen said. Another added: 'We blame the West for how they see us. Maybe it's time we looked at ourselves and asked what we've become.' A netizen highlighted that 'Education sanskar nhi hai,' to which another added, 'This is so true. All of them have education but no civic sense, and after all, the effect of their misbehaviour finally comes on top of the expats living in these countries.' Social media users also highlighted that it is also a viewer's responsibility to reject distasteful content like that of Malik Swashbuckler. 'As viewers, people must also be responsible. Why does the public give views to such content?' A user highlighted that only those who do not have a passport take such incidents lightly. '99% of people who don't even have a passport treat all this casually. But the truth is — no country is truly happy to see Indians. This is the result of us taking everything lightly that's happening in our own country.'
