Man Poses With Placard For '2 BHK In Indiranagar' During RCB IPL Match, Picture Goes Viral

It would be difficult to beat the stunt that this man has managed to pull off in a bid to get an accommodation that matches his requirements in Bengaluru.

Fans pose with a placard citing their need for an apartment in the Indiranagar locality of Bengaluru.

Source : Twitter/@BoseAtin

While fans posing with placards during a cricket match is not a rare sight at all, a picture of a man posing with a placard during a Royal Challengers Bangalore IPL 2023 match has gone viral on social media. The reason is simple. The man has taken a common problem faced by the people in the city and took it to another level by sharing the message online which has resonated with fans of the team.

The housing crisis in Bengaluru is a well-known phenomenon and people often have to go out of their way to find the place which meets their requirement. However, it would be difficult to beat the stunt that this man has managed to pull off. 

During an IPL 2023 match of the Bangalore franchise at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium, this fan was seen with a poster which read: "Looking For 2 BHK In Indiranagar." The picture of the same was captioned: "Could’ve asked Kohli to marry us, but right now, priorities."

Check out the post here:

Could've asked Kolhi to marry us, but right now, priorities :@peakbengaluru pic.twitter.com/esLDUcR3Em

— Atin Bose (@BoseAtin) April 16, 2023

Talking about the RCB franchise, after a positive start to their campaign this year with a dominant win over Mumbai Indians, the team faced two straight losses against the Kolkata Knight Riders and the Lucknow Super Giants. They then returned to winning ways against the Delhi Capitals, registering a 23-run at their home venue.

However, in the South Indian Derby against the Chennai Super Kings at the same stadium, Bangalore succumbed to an eight-run defeat on Monday, tasting their third loss in five games. As a result, Bangalore find themselves at the seventh place on the ten-team table with a net run rate of -0.318 ahead of the Mumbai Indians who have the same number of points, having played a match less and a net run rate of -0.389.