Watch: Yuzvendra Chahal Seeks Bobby Deol Aka Baba Nirala’s Blessings In Hilarious Crossover For 'Aashram 3 Part 2'

Cricketer Yuzvendra Chahal has made a hilarious appearance in the latest promo for Bobby Deol's Aashram 3.

'Aashram Seasom 3 Part 2' is now streaming on Amazon MX Player.

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New Delhi: In an unexpected and amusing crossover, cricketer Yuzvendra Chahal has stepped into the world of Aashram in a quirky new video, seeking the blessings of Baba Nirala (played by Bobby Deol) to fulfill his lifelong dream of becoming an opening batsman. This hilarious moment is part of the much-awaited 'Aashram Seasom 3 Part 2', now streaming on Amazon MX Player.

Chahal, all up in his cricket gear, approaches Baba Nirala (Deol). He can be heard saying, "I want to be an opener." However, in a comedic twist, Chahal finds himself opening water bottles, ketchup bottles, and even jammed doors, instead of facing cricket balls. 

Sitting on his throne, Baba Nirala cryptically proclaims, "Baba ke aashram se koi bhi khaali haath nahi jata," as Chahal sighs and says, "Accha opener bana diya Baba."

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Speaking about his experience, Yuzvendra Chahal said, "As a cricketer, I’ve faced plenty of challenges on the field, but this Aashram twist was a whole new experience. I’ve joked around quite often about being an opening batsman, and with Baba Nirala’s blessings, let’s see what transpires."

Yuzvendra Chahal's Personal Life

The persistent divorce rumours surrounding Chahal and choreographer Dhanashree Verma have been in the news recently. They got married in December 2020 and were happily married until rumours of their alleged split started spreading on social media, and they began sharing cryptic notes.

Chahal’s lawyer recently addressed the matter, saying, “I have no comments to make on the proceedings, the matter is currently sub judice. The media should fact-check before reporting, as a lot of misleading information is being circulated.”