Little girl's 'Virat Kohli waala' jersey demand melts hearts online. Puma reacts
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A viral video of a little girl insisting on getting a "Virat Kohli waala" jersey has caught Puma's attention, with the brand asking the internet to help find her and gift an official jersey.
A video of a little girl’s adorable insistence on getting a “Virat Kohli waala” jersey went viral on social media, and has now caught the attention of a major sports brand.
The clip, originally shared on X by a user, showed a wholesome moment at a sports clothing store, but it received more traction after the official account of Puma Cricket reposted it, asking the internet to help them find the girl so they could gift her an official #18 jersey.
In the video, the young girl was seen standing beside her guardian at a jersey store, barely reaching the counter as she looked up eagerly at the shopkeeper. The shelves behind were stacked with colourful jerseys, but she seemed to have only one thing in mind. Repeatedly, in her determined voice, she asked for the “Virat Kholi waala,” jersey, making it clear exactly which one she wanted.
Her excitement built as the purchase was made. The moment the jersey was handed to her, her face lit up instantly as she broke into a wide, unfiltered smile, clutching it tightly before holding it up with visible pride. There’s a brief pause where she just looked at it before her guardian helped her put it on.
Once she was wearing it, the energy shifted again. Now fully in character, she picked up an imaginary bat and began imitating Virat Kohli’s batting stance. The small performance got smiles from everyone around, the shopkeeper, her guardian, and others in the store who watched her with amusement as she swung confidently,
The repost by Puma Cricket, however, added another layer to the story. Resharing the video, they wrote in the caption: “Cutest video ever. Can anyone help us reach this little girl? We’ll send her an official #18 jersey. Internet, do your thing.”
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