The whole of Pakistan is bowing down in prayer to javelin thrower Arshad Nadeem. This player has created history by winning the gold medal in Paris Olympics and this is the reason why he is being showered with immense love. Arshad Nadeem has received crores of rupees as prize money. He has got a car, a house, everything. Not only this, Arshad Nadeem is getting tremendous coverage in the Pakistani media and every channel is eager to interview him. However, amidst all this glamour, Arshad Nadeem did something due to which his wife does not seem happy at all. Actually, this Pakistani player made fun of his father-in-law's gift in a live show.

Father-in-law had given a buffalo

Arshad Nadeem's father-in-law had gifted him a buffalo. On this issue, Arshad made fun of his father-in-law. He said that he is so rich and he gave me only a buffalo. He could have given him 5-6 acres of land. When Arshad Nadeem was talking about this in the live show, his wife did not smile even for a moment. While Arshad Nadeem and the TV anchor were laughing loudly.

Arshad Nadeem's reaction on his father gifting him a buffalo after winning the Gold medal

He wanted 5-6 acre plot from his father-in-law and not a buffalo. Man, he's so simple #Paris2024 pic.twitter.com/EzRv68GyAl

— Farid Khan (@_FaridKhan) August 16, 2024

Arshad Nadeem was joking

Many people may not like this statement of Arshad Nadeem, but it is true that he has said all this jokingly. Arshad Nadeem has won everyone's heart with his excellent game.

He broke the Olympic record by covering a distance of 92.97 meters in the javelin throw final of the Paris Olympics. He crossed the 90 meter mark not once but twice. Arshad Nadeem defeated last time's gold medalist Neeraj Chopra who managed to win the silver medal in Paris.

He broke the Olympic record by covering a distance of 92.97 meters in the javelin throw final of the Paris Olympics. He crossed the 90 meter mark not once but twice. Arshad Nadeem defeated last time's gold medalist Neeraj Chopra who managed to win the silver medal in Paris.