Ex-India Star’s Appeal To Virat Kohli: “Account Needs To Be Settled For KL Rahul’s Kantara Celebration”

The celebration of Delhi Capitals (DC) KL Rahul after the team’s victory over the Royal Bengaluru challengers (RCB) in an IPL 2025 match at M Chinnaswamy Stadium has become viral in any way. The celebration of Rahul was inspired by the film “Kantara”, he later revealed in a video. Kantara is a Kannada 2022 film with Rishabh Shetty, Sapthami Gowda and Achyuth Kumar. As a Karnataka player, KL played most of its domestic cricket at M Chinnnaswammy Stadium and even played two IPL seasons for RCB, in 2013 and 2016.

After playing a crucial role in DC’s victory over the RCB in Bengaluru, KL, considered a reserved and calm personality on the ground, was extremely lively, felt his chest and pointing towards the ground and her jersey as if she said that (M Chinnaswammy Stadium) is hers. He was also seen typing his bat on the ground.

The way he says ‘is mine’ pic.twitter.com/dknwv2hcmn

– Delhi Capitals (@delhicapaps) April 11, 2025

While RCB plays DC again, now on the latter’s field, former player from India Aakash Chopra urged the former RCB captain and the current striker Virat Kohli to settle the account.

“Who told you to come here as a foreigner, to come to this ground as a guest? You are the only one to have received the reign of this place. It is your kingdom, you should come here as a king. We want to bring this feeling for Kohli because the story must be installed for his video of Kl Rahul YouTube channel.

“Virat Kohli will be in Delhi, and Delhi is Kohli. However, Kohli will have to make a circle and say that it is his field. This is an important match for the two teams. Whoever wins, I would say, you will have a foot for qualification, because he needs to win eight games.

DC is expected to welcome RCB at the Arun Jaitley stadium in its inverted match on Sunday. RCB holds third place in the table with 12 points on their credit, while DC is in second position with so many points but a better net execution rate.

The winner of the match between the teams on Sunday will get closer to the playoffs.