By News18,Sahas Mahapatra,Shreyanka Mazumdar
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When Ibrahim Ali Khan and Shreyas Iyer crossed paths at the airport, it turned into a delightful spectacle. The cricketer and the star kid gave fans a wholesome moment that is now doing the rounds on the internet. It all began when Shreyas was busy greeting his fans and acknowledging their requests, signing autographs and clicking pictures.
Just then, Ibrahim Ali Khan made a stylish entry and, showcasing the camaraderie between them, he hugged Shreyas from behind, wrapping his arm around his neck. The sudden gesture instantly lit up the atmosphere, leaving onlookers joyous and surprised.
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Bromance On Display
The two then engaged in a friendly chat, laughing and catching up as cameras captured the candid moment. Before leaving, Ibrahim once again hugged Shreyas and sealed the moment with a warm gesture. Adding to the moment was their twinning fashion choice. Both Ibrahim and Shreyas were spotted in black ensembles.
While Shreyas Iyer kept things cool and comfortable in an oversized shirt paired with relaxed-fit trousers, Ibrahim Ali Khan served effortless style in an unbuttoned shirt teamed with comfy pants.
What’s Next For Ibrahim Ali Khan
Ibrahim Ali Khan has been creating enough buzz ever since the beginning of the year, thanks to his debut alongside Khushi Kapoor in Nadaaniyan. Looking ahead, he will be seen in Diler, a sports drama produced by Dinesh Vijan’s Maddock Films. It is directed by Kunal Deshmukh. Sreeleela plays the lead role in the much-anticipated film.
It needs to be noted that after his Bollywood debut with Nadaaniyan, directed by Shauna Gautam, Ibrahim showcased his versatility in the film Sarzameen. Helmed by Kayoze Irani, the film saw him playing the son of Prithviraj Sukumaran and Kajol. The gripping drama is set against the scenic backdrop of Kashmir.
Shreyas Iyer’s Midway Return From India-Australia Series
Shreyas Iyer’s airport outing comes a day after he quit India A captaincy and left the camp in Lucknow, midway through the red-ball series against Australia A. The top-order batter informed the team management that he is taking a break from red-ball cricket as “he is facing stiffness in his back and his body cannot take the toll of the red ball cricket anymore,” according to The Indian Express.
