Hardik And Natasa's 'Pawri' Is Crashed By Some Unlikely Guests In This Viral Video
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"Late to this party," Hardik Pandya wrote while sharing the video.
Cricketer Hardik Pandya is spending some quality time with family before the start of the Indian Premier League (IPL 2021), but he recently had to contend with their personal space getting invaded by some unlikely guests - a group of hungry crows. Hardik Pandya, 27, shared an amusing video on Instagram Thursday in which he used the much-parodied 'Pawri ho rahi hai' line made famous by Pakistani influencer Dananeer Mobeen as he gave fans a glimpse of the unwelcome guests attacking their food. In the clip, the Mumbai Indians player first introduced Natasa Stankovic, then himself, before moving the camera around to show the group of crows busy digging into a plate of food. "Ye Nats hai, ye main hun, ye humara garden hai.. aur vahan, party chal rahi hai (This is Natasa, this is me, this is our garden and that's a party going on)," he says in the video, pointing his camera at the crows.
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