Indian cricket star Virat Kohli finds himself in the eye of another storm, courtesy of Punjabi singer Shubh’s latest offering, “Safety Off.” While the song itself chronicles Shubh’s personal struggles with loneliness and betrayal, fans suspect a veiled dig at the cricketer and his teammates, KL Rahul and Hardik Pandya.
This speculation stems from a past connection between Kohli and Shubh, with Kohli publicly declaring the singer as his favorite. However, their online interaction ceased following Shubh’s controversial stance supporting a separate Khalistan state, leading to Kohli unfollowing him on social media.
Virat Kohli Camp Erupts as “Safety Off” Ignites Dig Rumors, Fans Blast Singer Shubh
Is it a Lyrical Clues or Mere Coincidence? Fans Unravel Possible Links. The lyrics of “Safety Off” mentioning people deserting overnight have fueled the rumor mill, with fans drawing parallels to the unfollowing. This speculation further intensified when a supposed Rohit Sharma fan shared the video, adding fuel to the already simmering fire between Kohli and Sharma fan camps.
However, it’s crucial to note that Shubh never explicitly mentions Kohli or any other cricketer in the song, leaving room for interpretation and potential misconstructions.
Amidst the Dig Drama, Virat Kohli Personal Life Takes Center Stage
While the “Safety Off” controversy rages on, news surrounding Kohli’s personal life also grabs headlines. Rumors of Anushka Sharma’s second pregnancy have been swirling, fueled by their recent New Year’s pictures with Kohli’s sister. While the couple remains tight-lipped about the news, their social media presence continues to spark speculation.
The Verdict?
Whether “Safety Off” truly harbors a hidden message aimed at Kohli and his peers remains a mystery. However, the song has undeniably ignited a firestorm of reactions, showcasing the passionate and often volatile nature of fandom in the Indian cricket landscape.
As the dust settles, one thing is certain: Virat Kohli, even amidst controversies and rumors, continues to be a figure who captivates and divides public opinion.