Virat Kohli is one of the most famous and legendary cricketers not only in India but in the world. However, apart from sports, Virat is also adept at business and acting. He has his own company, and he is often seen in many ads, where his acting skills can be clearly seen. His wife Anushka Sharma is also an actor and has done many hit films in Bollywood. Although Bollywood is no longer a new thing for Virat, but famous casting director Mukesh Chhabra has given him a warning. He believes that no cricketer should do films. He especially advised Virat not to appear in films in the future.

Why did you refuse to act in films?

Filmmaker and casting director Mukesh Chhabra talked about Virat Kohli on YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia's podcast. During this, he praised Virat a lot and also told the reason behind not going to films. Mukesh described the former captain of India as a good person. He said that Virat is already a good actor. He has seen that life, he is from Delhi and is also a Punjabi and has handled his success very well. Not only this, whether it is competition or looks or mental state or fitness, he has maintained himself well at every level.

Mukesh Chhabra further praised his dance, comic and mimicry. That is, he counted every quality of Virat which is needed for acting. Despite this, he refused to let him come in films. Mukesh gave the biggest reason behind this that he is smart but not cunning. He advised Virat that it would be better if he stays away from films even after retirement. He revealed that he met Virat 5-6 years ago and he is quite funny. Let us tell you that Indian players like Harbhajan Singh, Ajay Jadeja and Sreesanth have appeared in cameo roles in Hindi films.

Will he return for the Bangladesh series?

Virat Kohli can return to the 2-match Test series against Bangladesh in September. He has not been able to play a Test match for a long time. It has been 8 months since he played a Test. Earlier, he played a Test match in January during the South Africa tour. He took leave for the birth of his son Akay during the 5-match home series against England.