Virat Kohli Teased KL Rahul By Claiming Ownership Of The Ground With A Rendition Of The Kantara Moment!

Big films in recent times have had a huge impact on culture, especially among cricketers. Famous sequences, signature styles, and dance steps from these films are often recreated by players on the field as a form of celebration. Whether it was David Warner performing the famous dance step from the Srivalli song in Pushpa, or players replicating the iconic "Jhukega Nahi Sala" move, the influence is unmistakable. The latest addition to this trend is the Kantara sequence, used to claim ownership of the ground.

After Delhi Capitals won their match against Royal Challengers Bangalore in Bengaluru, KL Rahul had shared that he feels a strong connection to his home turf and revealed that Kantara is his favorite film. Later, Virat Kohli playfully mocked KL Rahul's "this is my ground" Kantara celebration after Royal Challengers Bengaluru defeated Delhi Capitals at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi.

This indeed speaks volumes about how big films like Baahubali, KGF, Kantara, and Pushpa have evolved into cultural brands over time, evoking a deep sense of love and pride for one's roots among many. Time and again, cricketers have been seen recreating iconic moments from these films on the field to express their spirit of victory and celebration. This shows how deeply these films have impacted audiences as a whole. Everyone feels connected to them. These films have created massive moments among fans, evident across various platforms and mediums.