Rohit Sharma unimpressed by Axar Patel's MS Dhoni imitation: Helicopter Ghuma Na

Indian team captain Rohit Sharma was left unimpressed by Axar Patel's attempt at imitating MS Dhoni during the episode featuring the side on the Kapil Sharma show.

In Short

• Rohit asked Axar to use the helicopter shot properly
• Suryakumar came to rescue the situation
• The Indian team had a fun time on the Kapil Sharma show

India captain Rohit Sharma was left unimpressed by Axar Patel's imitation of MS Dhoni during the episode of the Kapil Sharma show. The Indian team that won the 2024 T20 World Cup made a special appearance on The Kapil Sharma Show, now streaming on Netflix. Representing the team were captain Rohit Sharma, along with Axar Patel, Suryakumar Yadav, Shivam Dube and Arshdeep Singh who were warmly received and honoured by the audience.

Host and comedian Kapil Sharma had lighthearted and fun conversations with the cricketers, including a humorous mimicry segment. In this game, Rohit had to guess the name of a cricketer based on Axar's acting. The first placard featured MS Dhoni, but Axar struggled to mimic him effectively.

Suryakumar Yadav then jumped in and "rescued" the situation by performing Dhoni’s signature helicopter shot, prompting Rohit to quickly guess Dhoni’s name. Rohit jokingly criticised Axar for not using the helicopter shot sooner, much to the amusement of the audience.

"Helicopter ghuma na (Use the helicopter shot.)," said Rohit.

The room erupted in laughter as the cricketers and guests enjoyed the playful exchange, with Rohit’s witty responses keeping the atmosphere fun and light.

Rohit, the Ghajini of team India

During the episode, the Indian team was asked who was the 'Ghajini' of the side, i.e, the person who forgets a lot. Everyone was quick to point to Rohit, with the likes of Dube and Suryakumar sharing hilarious incidents featuring the Indian captain.

"Who is the Ghajini? Who forgets a lot," Archana asked.

"Oh no!" Rohit exclaimed.

"During the toss he forgets the names of the two sides of the coin," Shivam Dube said.

Rohit will now preparing himself for the New Zealand Test series, where he will be leading the team. After this, the Indian captain and his side will travel to Australia for the 5-Test Border Gavaskar Trophy.

"No, he doesn't forget the name. He forgets the coin itself," Suryakumar added.