'Indiranagar ki gundi hoon main' - Deepika Padukone's new IG post gets inspired from Rahul Dravid's viral TVC

The Indian Premier League (IPL) has been hogging all the limelight lately and has become a focal point of discussion among cricket fans, especially in India. Despite the IPL fever, the former Indian captain Rahul Dravid is also trending on Twitter for the past few days, courtesy, his participation in the latest advertisement for an app.

The advertisement features Rahul Dravid in an angry mode as he yells at people around him and can be seen damaging other’s property after getting frustrated by the Bangalore traffic. The advertisement came as a shocker for many as Dravid is known for his calm and composed personality. 

The cricket fans have hardly seen ‘The Wall’ of Indian cricket losing his temper. Thus, the ad has gone viral on social media with even the cricketers including Virat Kohli and T Natarajan commenting on the same. The latest to join the bandwagon is Bollywood’s leading actress Deepika Padukone.

On April 10, Deepika posted an adorable picture of herself from her childhood on her official Instagram handle. However, it was the caption that attracted the attention of the fans as the actress made a subtle reference to the viral video of Dravid by writing, “Indiranagar ki gundi hoon main!”.

Notably, in the TVC, Rahul Dravid also came out of his car roof to shout, “Indiranagar ka Gunda hun main,” 

 

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I have seen Rahul Dravid get angry: Virender Sehwag

As Dravid’s angry look is going viral, former Indian opening batsman Virender Sehwag shared an incident from the past when Rahul was angry with MS Dhoni and had scolded him for losing his wicket recklessly in a match.

“I have seen Rahul Dravid get angry. When we were in Pakistan and MS Dhoni had been a newcomer, he played a shot and got caught at point. Dravid was very angry with MS Dhoni. ‘That’s the way you play? You should finish the game.’ I was myself taken aback by the storm of English from Dravid, I didn’t understand half of it,” Sehwag said.

“But when MS Dhoni next came in to bat, I could see he was not hitting shots much. I went and asked him what was wrong. He said he did not want to be scolded by Dravid again. ‘I will finish the game quietly and go back,’ Dhoni said,” he added.