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Since being shared, the post has garnered over 47,000 likes
Updated At: May 20, 2022 07:54 PM (IST)
In a recently shared photo, Shastri has turned into a fashionista, with glittering jacket and a golden chain with stylish sunglasses. Pic credit- Twitter/@RaviShastriOfc
The swag of former India coach Ravi Shastri is one of a kind. He is considered as a brash and outspoken person, who is always in news for many reasons. In the course, Shastri’s recent post on Twitter has taken social media by storm.
In a recently shared photo, Shastri has turned into a fashionista, with glittering jacket and a golden chain with stylish sunglasses. Moreover, his caption on picture served as cherry on a cake. “My family lives in Mumbai and I live in the moment,” the post reads.
My family lives in Mumbai and I live in the moment. pic.twitter.com/22BBncYoDL
Since being shared, the post has garnered over 47,000 likes. Netizens are amused to see Shastri’s modish look. However, many users have initiated a meme fest in comment section of the post.
Me after saying Pardon instead of Sorry :- pic.twitter.com/fdenQUxL77
PT sir after giving the morning assembly speech in English: pic.twitter.com/ksefdMNd3Z
Mummy ke bolne se pahle fridge main pani ki bottle bhar ke rakhne ke baad main pic.twitter.com/q7AgIqHODW
Coolest man alive on the planet, no doubt
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