'Stop Distracting Cricketers': Aakash Gupta's Skit On Crowd Teasing Shubman Gill Goes Viral

Cricket in India isn’t just a sport; it’s a blockbuster show that eclipses even the glitz of Bollywood. Whether it’s the electric buzz of interacting with cricketers on the field or the uproarious taunts and cheers cranked up to maximum volume, fans ensure that the off-field drama never takes a backseat. But amidst the frenzy, is it always wise to playfully rib our own players, potentially steering them away from the game that catapulted them to fame?

Well, addressing this in a humorous way that resonates universally, Indian stand-up comedian Aakash Gupta crafted a rib-tickling skit on how Indian cricket aficionados often unwittingly pull their own players’ attention away. Gupta’s portrayal of the relentless teasing aimed at young talents like 24-year-old Shubman Gill, particularly with the overused line, ‘Hamari bhabhi kesi ho, Sara bhabhi jesi ho,’ struck a chord with audiences.

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In fact, from capturing the intense pressure on cricketers as they step onto the field to highlighting how fans, instead of offering support, contribute to their distraction, Gupta’s comedic depiction was both relatable and eye-opening. By likening the scenario to being at the office, attempting to concentrate amid constant interruptions, he delivered a message that resonated deeply while eliciting laughter.

Social media erupted with praise for Gupta’s insightful comedy, with users applauding his candid portrayal of the challenges faced by young players. One user commented, “Glad someone spoke up the reality on the pressure of being a 24yo on field that day in wc final, with some clowns !" exclaimed one user. Another concurred, “No wonder people say comedy is just a way of saying the truth politely! Have a good laugh but a thought as well!"

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A sentiment echoed by yet another user who opined, “I personally believe other than name chants of the player himself crowd shouldn’t shout anything else. because they get distracted after all they’re also humans not machines as some people think."

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Truly, comedy serves as the ultimate reality check, putting the spotlight on life’s quirks without causing a ruckus! After all, who knew laughter could be such a powerful tool for keeping it real, without stirring up a storm of controversy?