Sunday, April 5, 2026
ADVT 
Bollywood

Virat Kohli's day out in Gurgaon with fans

Darpan News Desk IANS, 23 Jun, 2016 01:35 PM
  • Virat Kohli's day out in Gurgaon with fans
Virat Kohli's fans were in for a treat when the Indian skipper and star batsman decided to get candid with them as a part of a fan meet session here on Thursday.
 
Over 35 select fans got a chance to meet him. The star cricketer played the game ‘Never Have I Ever…’ with the members of the Virat Fanbox, Kohli’s exclusive fan club launched in April 2016 in partnership with PrivyPlex, read a statement. 
 
Fanbox members asked him questions about the number of tattoos on his arms, and the people he first speaks to after a match is over. 
 
Kohli, who is linked to actress Anushka Sharma, jumped at the opportunity and revealed some unknown secrets about himself. He said he has never been to Switzerland, and is yet to see the Taj Mahal in Agra. 
 
Talking about the fan session, Kohli said: “The idea behind Virat Fanbox is to make my fans feel special, just as they have always made me feel special in all these years. They wanted to know certain things that I haven’t told anyone yet and I thought why not use this opportunity to share some truly personal facts about myself.”
 
This was the first-ever meet hosted exclusively for Virat Fanbox members and similar events are planned for other cities as well.
 
“I am also looking forward to meet more of my fans in other cities through Virat FanBox in the near future,” he added.

MORE Bollywood ARTICLES

Abhishek Thinks He Wasn't The 'Hero' In 'Guru', 'Bluffmaster'

Actor Abhishek Bachchan says he doesn't look upon films in terms of words like 'lead actor' and 'male solo actor' and doesn't consider himself the main lead in his hit films such as 'Guru' and 'Bluffmaster'.

Abhishek Thinks He Wasn't The 'Hero' In 'Guru', 'Bluffmaster'

'Udta Punjab' Debate: Gulzar's 'Maachis' Did Sway Voters In 1990s

'Udta Punjab' Debate: Gulzar's 'Maachis' Did Sway Voters In 1990s
The drug menace could turn out to be a major election issue in Punjab, that goes to the polls early next year, and the swirling controversy over the film "Udta Punjab" is an indication.

'Udta Punjab' Debate: Gulzar's 'Maachis' Did Sway Voters In 1990s

Hope Shyam Benegal committee report is implemented soon: Sudhir Mishra

Director Sudhir Mishra on Firday said he hopes that filmmaker Shyam Benegal's report, as part of a committee to revamp the censor board, is implemented soon.

Hope Shyam Benegal committee report is implemented soon: Sudhir Mishra

Bombay HC Asks Censor Board To Explain 'Udta Punjab' Cuts; Board Defends Decision

If Goa can be shown as a place of drug abuse, what is wrong if Punjab is shown in 'Udta Punjab'

Bombay HC Asks Censor Board To Explain 'Udta Punjab' Cuts; Board Defends Decision

No Shame In Revealing My Age: Sonam Kapoor

No Shame In Revealing My Age: Sonam Kapoor
  "I am 31 and I say it. I don't have any shame in revealing my age," Sonam told the media on her birthday.

No Shame In Revealing My Age: Sonam Kapoor

'Ladta Pahlaj: Amul’s Dig On ‘Udta Punjab’ Row

'Ladta Pahlaj: Amul’s Dig On ‘Udta Punjab’ Row
Indian dairy brand Amul Co-operative Ltd, which releases topical ads to take a jibe at situations, has now taken a dig at the ongoing tiff between censor board chief Pahlaj Nihalani and makers of “Udta Punjab”.

'Ladta Pahlaj: Amul’s Dig On ‘Udta Punjab’ Row