Pakistani man shares 'struggles' of living with Indian roommate after T20 defeat
India Today
A video capturing playful banter between Indian and Pakistani roommates in the UK has gone viral.
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A viral video of an Indian man teasing his Pakistani roommate after the T20 World Cup clash is serving up comedy gold and a reminder that cricket rivalries don’t always spill over into real life.
Shared on Instagram by Pakistan’s Ali Raza, the clip captures the aftermath of the high-voltage India vs Pakistan T20 World Cup encounter held in Colombo on Sunday. In the clip, Raza, a trainee aircraft engineer, is seen calmly rolling rotis in their shared kitchen when his Indian roommate, Yusuf Sulemani, walks in with theatrical flair to celebrate India’s win.
India edged past Pakistan in a tense, low-scoring thriller that kept fans glued to their screens. Pakistan’s batting faltered under pressure, with key dismissals derailing the chase.
One such moment became the centrepiece of Sulemani’s teasing. Dramatically uttering ‘Sahibzada Farhan’, a playful dig at the Pakistani batter who was dismissed for a duck. Sulemani bursts into laughter.
Raza, visibly exasperated but smiling, turns to the camera and says, “Do you guys see? This is the problem of living with an Indian after Pakistan loses a match to India,” before telling his roommate to go away.
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