The interview, initially shared by Virat’s IPL team, revealed a relaxed and candid Kohli. The video, which gained attention across social media, featured Kohli engaging in a light-hearted conversation with comedian Danish Sait. Despite the playful banter, what stood out was Virat’s willingness to laugh at his own misfortunes, particularly during a season where his form had been less than stellar.
Virat’s fun-loving demeanor was a breath of fresh air, especially during a tough IPL season where he faced criticism for his performance. In a segment of the interview, Danish humorously referred to Virat’s recent struggles with the term “pet ducks,” a playful nod to the times when the cricketer was dismissed without scoring a run. The jibe, though cheeky, was met with laughter from Virat, who even clutched his head in mock despair as Danish sang, “Virat Kohli lost his form,” to the tune of the children’s rhyme “Old MacDonald Had a Farm.”
Anushka Sharma, ever the supportive partner, took to Instagram Stories to share the interview, adding her own commentary that perfectly encapsulated the spirit of the moment. “If you cannot laugh at yourself, you may be missing the colossal joke of the century,” she wrote, accompanied by a heart emoji. Her post not only highlighted Virat’s self-deprecating humor but also underscored the bond the couple shares—one that is built on mutual respect, understanding, and a shared sense of humor.
The interview also touched on more personal aspects of Virat’s life, including his dreams of a peaceful future away from the limelight. He shared a sketch of his ideal home in the hills, complete with a vision of himself, Anushka, and their daughter, Vamika. “That’s freedom,” he remarked, offering a glimpse into his aspirations beyond cricket.
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Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli’s love story has captured the hearts of many over the years. After a lengthy relationship, the couple exchanged vows in 2017. They later embraced parenthood, welcoming their daughter Vamika in January 2021 and their son Akaay in February 2024. Throughout the highs and lows of their personal and professional lives, they have consistently stood by each other as steadfast supporters.