RCB's IPL triumph has elicited wild reactions on social media, with congratulatory messages, celebrations and excitement pouring in from all sides. One such moment came from Allu Arjun's 11-year-old son Allu Ayaan, who was overcome with emotion as Virat Kohli and Royal Challengers Bengaluru made their way to a first-ever IPL crown.
In an Instagram story shared by the Tollywood actor, his son, a passionate RCB fan, displayed intense emotions after Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) secured their first IPL trophy in 18 years, celebrating by pouring water on his head and expressing his admiration for Virat Kohli.
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RCB clinched their maiden IPL title with a six-wicket victory over Punjab Kings in the final, thanks to a spectacular bowling display anchored by the spell of Krunal Pandya (2/17) and the wickets of Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Yash Dayal.
Allu Arjun's Instagram story after RCB's win in the IPL (Image via X/@alluarjunonline)
In the video shared by his father, the young fan is seen drenching himself with water and laying face down on the floor with excitement. "I love Kohli. I like Kohli so much. I got into cricket because of him," Ayaan said in the video, while his father remarked, "Your face is glowing."
Emotions were overflowing for the No 18 as well, who dropped to his knees and covered his face as he let the tears flow. The triumph prompted congratulations from various celebrities which including the legendary Sachin Tendulkar.
Former RCB owner Vijay Mallya and his son Sid also shared their excitement on social media.
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