‘Na Na kar ke bhi…’: Shah Rukh Khan’s remarks on ex-CSK captain MS Dhoni breaks the internet, WATCH viral video

There's a lot in common between Bollywood ‘Badshah’ Shah Rukh Khan, owner of Kolkata Knight Riders franchise, and former India and Chennai Super Kings captain MS Dhoni. Or it truly is what SRK believes as he stated at the IIFA 2024 awards function last week.

Sooner or later of the hot IIFA award ceremony, the ‘Pathaan’ and ‘Jawaan’ big name develop into teased about retirement by filmmaker Karan Johar nevertheless the owner of IPL 2024 champion franchise came up with a hilarious reply. SRK said that ‘he and Dhoni are the identical kind of legends’ before adding that Dhoni said he is retiring but ended up playing for 10 more years.

“A really powerful thing about legends… unki khasiyat ye hoti hai ki legends ko maalum hota hai, when to forestall, when to retire. Reminiscent of the comprehensive Sachin Tendulkar, like Sunil Chhetri—the footballer, like Roger Federer—the comprehensive tennis big name. They all know when to retire, and I believe it’s time you probably did too. So please go back. Thanks very an out of this world deal,” Shah Rukh said to Karan Johar.

WATCH Shah Rukh Khan’s statement of MS Dhoni HERE…

Shah Rukh Khan – Legends know when to retire like Sachin Tendulkar, Sunil Chhetri, Roger Federer

Karan Johar – so why don’t you retire

SRK – Me & Dhoni are different kind of legends, we play 10 IPL after saying no

Vicky Kaushal – Retirement are for legends, Kings are forever p.c.twitter.com/gEeAS48BGN

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“By that standard, aur us hisab se aap kyon retire nahi hote,” Johar replied. “Genuinely main doosre kisam ka legendary hoon. Main aur Dhoni ek kisam ke legends hai. Na na kar ke bhi 10 baar IPL khel jaate hai,” SRK added.

Meanwhile, Dhoni is capable of take part in a single more season of the Indian Premier League (IPL) with the decks being cleared by the Board of Keep an eye on for Cricket in India (BCCI) last week for the previous India wicketkeeper to play as an ‘uncapped’ player.

In a move that could perchance significantly benefit Chennai Super Kings (CSK), the IPL has reinstated a rule from 2008 that allows Indian players who have retired from international cricket for as a minimum five years to be thought about ‘uncapped’ the total way during the auction. This means CSK can potentially retain their former captain, MS Dhoni, as an uncapped player for Rs 4 crore.

Dhoni, who retired from international cricket in 2020 and turned 43 in July this year, develop into previously retained for Rs 12 crore upfront of the 2022 mega auction. It may possibly possibly be a enormous salary cut for MS Dhoni nonetheless it undoubtedly remains to be seen if ‘Thala’ will agree to this sort of deal before the IPL 2025 mega auction in November this year.