Varun Dhawan calls Rohit Sharma ‘Mumbai cha raja,’ shares pic together at Anant Ambani, Radhika Merchant’s sangeet

Varun Dhawan sweetly called Rohit Sharma ‘humble, passionate, funny,’ while sharing a picture of the two of them together on his official social media account.

T20 World Cup-winning captain Rohit Sharma was spotted at Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant’s lively sangeet celebration on Friday evening. Since clinching the prestigious trophy, the Indian cricket team has been inundated with adoration. At the event, Rohit received congratulations from Varun Dhawan and filmmaker Atlee.

Varun Dhawan sweetly called Rohit Sharma ‘humble, passionate, funny,’ while sharing a picture of the two of them together on his official social media account. Dhawan wrote, “मुंबईचा राजा (Mumbai ka raja) @rohitsharma45 Humble, passionate, funny carrying the hopes of a billion with a smile. Was such a joy meeting the INDIAN captain last night and being able to spend little time with him and talk cricket.”

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In another widely circulated video, Atlee warmly commended the 'Hitman', while Varun Dhawan smiled alongside them.

Varun and his wife Natasha graced the occasion, radiating joy as they posed for photographs. Varun looked dapper in an ivory kurta, complementing Natasha, who looked stunning in a beautiful lehenga.

Rohit wasn't the only notable presence at Anant and Radhika's vibrant sangeet ceremony; cricketers Suryakumar Yadav and the dynamic all-rounder Hardik Pandya made stylish appearances. Suryakumar Yadav, accompanied by his wife Devisha Shetty, was captured striking poses for the cameras. The event also saw the likes of Hardik Pandya, Krunal Pandya, and Ishan Kishan in attendance, adding to the festive atmosphere.

Meanwhile, India achieved a historic triumph in the World Cup final, breaking a 13-year drought by defeating South Africa with a narrow seven-run victory. Rohit Sharma shone brightly throughout the tournament, culminating with a stellar performance wielding the bat. His impressive tally of 257 runs in eight matches, averaging 36.71 with a striking rate exceeding 156, showcased his dominance. Among his achievements were three crucial half-centuries, securing his position as the tournament's second-highest run scorer.