Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma’s timeout amidst a hectic schedule

Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli entered wedlock back in December 2017, however, both haven’t been able to spend enough time with each other owing to their hectic schedule. While Virat has been busy with national and franchise duties, Anushka’s shooting timelines have kept her on her toes throughout as well. Both of them are extremely passionate about their career, which is evident from the success they have garnered.

Last year, Anushka travelled to South Africa to accompany her better-half during his cricketing assignments. However, she had to return midway in order to resume shooting for Shah Rukh Khan-starrer Zero, directed by Anand L. Rai. Meanwhile, the couple has charted out a long plan, where they can be together for some quality time, away from the hassles of life.

Virushka’s must-needed plan

“Virat and Anushka have had their hands full ever since they tied the knot. The former has been playing matches at different places around the world, while the latter has been shooting round-the-clock for Zero, Sui Dhaaga – Made in India and for her brand commitments.

They also have their entrepreneurial ventures that they are intimately invested in. This gives them next to no time for each other. Which is why, Virushka have now worked out a plan to keep 21 days in a year absolutely free to be with each other,” a source close to the couple was quoted as saying in Pinkvilla.

In July, Anushka will travel the United Kingdom (UK) where Virat will play a couple of series versus Ireland and England. The Bollywood actress was also seen at the stands of different venues during the Indian Premier League.

Kohli played for the Royal Challengers Bangalore where Anushka was seen jumping and pumping her fists for her husband’s team. Virat has recently recovered from a neck injury and will want to make the best contribute for the Men in Blue under trying conditions away from home.

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