MS Dhoni spotted on Chennai flight, passengers erupt in cheers. Video goes viral
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A flight to Chennai turned lively as passengers spotted former India cricket captain MS Dhoni onboard, leading to cheers and a flurry of activity captured in a now-viral video.
A flight to Chennai briefly turned into a mini stadium when passengers realised that former India captain MS Dhoni was on board, prompting waves of cheers, excitement across the cabin.
The video was shared on X by a Dhoni fan account, which showed the passengers' reaction when they spotted the cricketer on their flight.
In the now-viral video, Dhoni could be seen walking through the aircraft aisle as passengers began cheering and calling out to him. The sudden excitement filled the cabin as people lifted their phones to capture the moment.
Dhoni appeared calm and composed amid the attention, smiling politely as he moved along the aisle before eventually making his way to his seat.
The clip, which lasted only a few seconds, captured the familiar enthusiasm that often followed the legendary cricketer wherever he went. Even in the confined setting of an aircraft, the moment transformed the quiet cabin into something resembling a cricket stadium atmosphere.
Watch the video here:
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