Rohit Sharma Gets Mobbed By Fans; Says 'Traffic Ho Jaayega Idhar’ In Typical Hitman Style | WATCH VIDEO

Rohit Sharma Gets Mobbed: Rohit Sharma can be heard conversing in his typical style after fans wanted to take selfies of him while he was out on a drive.

Rohit Sharma Gets Mobbed: The Indian cricket star was asked to pose for selfies. While he did oblige a few requests, he urged fans to let him board his car later.

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Rohit Sharma Gets Mobbed: India and Mumbai Indians (MI) star Rohit Sharma is one of the legends of Indian cricket. Apart from his elegant stroke making, India's T20 World Cup-winning captain is also known for his candid interviews and the way he casually carries himself off the field. The sight of Rohit driving his car on the Mumbai streets is not uncommon with videos surfacing on social media whenever he is on a break and out on the road.

And a similar video has once again caught the attention of the netizens. The Indian Test and ODI captain, who has announced his retirement from the shortest format of the game in the international cricket circuit, was mobbed by fans in a recent incidentn. While he did pose for a few selfies, he urged his admirers to let him board his luxury vehicle. 'Traffic Ho Jaega Idhar,' he could be heard saying in the viral video in his typical style

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Take a look at the viral clip here:

Fan's taking pictures with Captain Rohit Sharma .📸✨

Rohit Sharma said to fan's : "traffic ho jayega bhai idar." pic.twitter.com/qAYyUxwQdW

— 𝐑𝐮𝐬𝐡𝐢𝐢𝐢⁴⁵ (@rushiii_12) September 2, 2024

Rohit Sharma Set To Be Back In Action Later This Month

While Rohit did feature in the ODI series against Sri Lanka, with India's next international assignment starting on September 19, the Hitman is currently on a break with the first of the two Test matches against Bangladesh starting on September 19 at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai. The second Test of the bilateral series will be played at the Green Park Stadium in Kanpur.

As far as Bangladesh are concerned, they are fresh off a historic Test series win over Pakistan, their first-ever against the Asian counterparts, that too a 2-0 whitewash in the opponent's own backyard. The Bangla Tigers would look to continue the same form during their tour of India.