Rohit Sharma’s mother posts pic with Virat Kohli after T20 World Cup win (Photo Credits: Instagram/@purnima_1203)
Rohit Sharma’s mother calls Virat Kohli his brother, shares heartfelt picture on Instagram.
In a heartwarming social media moment, Purnima Sharma, mother of Rohit Sharma, shared a creatively edited photo of her son alongside Virat Kohli, celebrating India’s thrilling T20 World Cup victory over South Africa. The caption affectionately dubbed Kohli as Rohit’s ‘brother,’ capturing the essence of their camaraderie. The post quickly went viral, drawing emotional reactions from fans who embraced their bond.
“Daughter on his shoulders. Nation is on his back. Brother on his side,” the caption read, resonating deeply with the public and sparking a wave of bromantic sentiments.
Commenters praised the mother’s gesture, highlighting the genuine bond between Rohit and Kohli. “Without any insecurity she posted Virat pic with Rohit….this show’s us real family for them Virat is their family member,” remarked one user, while another chimed in with, “Brother from another mother,” while a third praised, “You have given one diamond for this country.”
Meanwhile, both cricket stars bid farewell to T20I cricket on a high note with the World Cup triumph. Kohli, reflecting on passing the torch to the next generation, said, “Time for the next generation to take the T20 game forward. It’s been a long wait for us, waiting to win an ICC tournament. You look like someone like Rohit, he has played 9 T20 World Cups and this is my sixth. He deserves it,” Kohli said after winning the T20 World Cup 2024.
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Rohit expressed his joy at departing the format with a championship title. “That was my last game as well. Honestly, I have enjoyed it since the time I started playing this format. There is no better time to say goodbye to this format. I have loved every moment of it. I started my India career playing this format. This is what I wanted to do. win the Cup and say (goodbye,)” he shared, reflecting on his journey from debut to World Cup glory.
