Ravi Shastri likes to ‘live in the moment’ and so does Twitter. Best jokes and memes
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Twitter is currently obsessed with a picture that is served with full swag- Ravi Shastri style. Read more and we guarantee you laughs.
Former India coach Ravi Shastri likes to live life king-size and the internet is the biggest witness to that. Shastri took to Twitter recently to share a picture of himself with a caption that has started a hilarious thread of responses.
Ravi Shastri shared a picture of himself wearing a blue blingy jacket and a golden chain complete with a pair of snazzy sunglasses. The former cricketer served the look with oodles of swag and you simply can’t deny it. But, wait till you see the caption.
“My family lives in Mumbai and I live in the moment,” Shastri captioned the video, and it is a total mic drop moment!
Take a look:
My family lives in Mumbai and I live in the moment. pic.twitter.com/22BBncYoDL
The post has racked up over 47k likes and the numbers are swiftly going up. Netizens were totally amused with Shastri’s swag wala pic and dropped many funny comparisons in the comments box. Many also wrote how the former India coach hasn’t aged a bit and his charisma is still the same.
Me after saying Pardon instead of Sorry :- pic.twitter.com/fdenQUxL77
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