Virat Kohli, Faf du Plessis, Shabaz Ahmed attend Glenn Maxwell’s wedding ceremony celebration, groove to Pushpa songs

Glenn Maxwell took an off from Australia’s sequence in Pakistan for his wedding ceremony and joined the IPL bubble straight after that.

Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma at Maxwell’s celebration. (Courtesy: PTI)

HIGHLIGHTSGlenn Maxwell bought married to Vini Raman on 18 MarchVirat Kohli was seen matching steps with Shabaz AhmedSherfane Rutherford shared the video of his dance strikes

The Royal Challengers Bangalore stars had been noticed at Glenn Maxwell’s wedding ceremony celebration on Wednesday, 27 April. The Bangalore-based aspect, who haven’t been their greatest off late within the Indian Premier League, cooled off of their teammates’ celebration with some groove music and dance to accompany them.

aiyababoiii edhi chalu naku chinna annya @imVkohli peadha annya @alluarjun #OoAntavaOoOoAntava tune ki dance chasthunadu has a mutual fan right this moment my day is basically made#viratkholi annya thaggede lee#AlluArjun annya thaggede lee#PushpaTheRise #ThaggedheLe pic.twitter.com/f9WInhlL2L

— (@khadharkhan1983) April 28, 2022

Virat Kohli was noticed having a very good time alongside bowling allrounder Shabaz Ahmed dancing to a preferred tune from the film Pushpa. The celebration was graced by captain Faf du Plessis and his spouse Imari Visser, amongst others. The group wore conventional Indian apparel for the celebration.

Virat Kohli’s spouse Anushka Sharma took to Instagram to disclose their apparel for the evening and said that now she had seen each potential perform inside a bio-secure bubble.

“Wedding function in a bubble! Now I think I’ve seen and celebrated possibly every function and festival in a bubble,” Anushka wrote on her Instagram.

RCB’s abroad recruit Sherfane Rutherford recorded Kohli studying dance strikes in a jiffy and posted to Instagram.

Glenn Maxwell and his companion Vini Raman bought married on 18 March in Australia, however previous to that the duo had a ceremony in India as properly in a conventional set-up.