Indian cricketer Virat Kohli once again grabbed attention for his 'like' on an Instagram post. Earlier, when Virat's like on actress Avneet Kaur's post surfaced, it raised similar social media discussions.
Now, on Friday, when Virat Kohli's like on German influencer LizLaz went viral, King Kohli again found himself deep in social media chatter. This observation by eagle-eyed fans quickly went viral on the internet, and now actor Ameesha Patel has reacted to it.
Ameesha Patel reacts to Virat Kohli's like on LizLaz's post
Recently, when Ameesha was spotted by the paps in Mumbai, she was asked about Virat Kohli's incident. She said, "Like karna kuch paap hai kya? Unki life, unka Instagram, unki marzi. Logon ko bas troll karna hi aata hai. Aur koi kaam dhanda hi nahi hai. Acchi baat hai kisi ke acche kaam ko like karna. Troll karna paap hai, kisi ko like karna nahi (Is liking something a sin? It's his life, his Instagram, his choice. People only know how to troll; they have nothing better to do. It's a good thing to appreciate someone's good work by liking it. Trolling is the real wrongdoing, not liking someone)."
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Who is LizLaz? Glamorous girl going viral after Virat Kohli's like?
LizLaz (Jennifer) is a German-South African travel vlogger, singer, and content creator, known for her authentic, viral, culture-driven content on India, often showcasing street food, local interactions, and her popular "Samosa Samosa" series.
Virat Kholi's like on Avneet Kaur's post and clarification gave
When King Kholi liked Avneet Kaur's post, social media soon turned into meme fest. With several people making speculations, many asked the gesture, given Kohli's high-profile public image and personal life.
Later, the cricketer issues a statement on the matter and clarified it by saying, "I'd like to clarify that while clearing my feed, it appears the algorithm may have mistakenly registered an interaction. There was absolutely no intent behind it. I request that no unnecessary assumptions be made. Thank you for your understanding."