For creating his sand portrait, Kohli praised ‘Rashidi Artists Group’

• A sand picture created by Rashidi artists group turned out to be rather captivating
• Dahani, was instrumental in ensuring that the young Gaddani boys’ received respect from Virat Kohli
• One of the most popular Indian cricketers in Pakistan is Virat Kohli

Shahnawaz Dahani, fast bowler for Pakistan, was instrumental in ensuring that the young Gaddani boys’ “Rashidi artists group” received respect from Virat Kohli,  former captain of India.

A sand picture created by Rashidi artists group turned out to be rather captivating, and it received a lot of positive feedback on social media.

Thanks @IFazilaBaloch to viral our art thanks sir @ShahnawazDahani for showing our art to sir @imVkohli love you all for your love,support and appreciation,Alhamdulillah i am very happy to see this 🥰#artistfrombalochistan #ViratKohli𓃵 #viratkholi #Shahnawazdahani #sameershoukat pic.twitter.com/ONxsBqm4DA

— Sameer Shoukat (@mr_lovely47) November 4, 2022

Kohli’s photo was able to grab Dahani’s attention, just as it did for a great number of other individuals on social media. Today, Dahani announced on Twitter that he had presented Kohli with the artwork of young Pakistani boys from the community.

“This is for you Gaddani boys. Virat was very happy for this and says thank you to your whole group and he really loved it,” disclosed Dahani with a picture of himself alongside Kohli, who was posing for the photograph while holding the portrait.

this is for you Gaddani boys. Virat was verry happy for this & says thank you to your whole group & he really loved it. pic.twitter.com/VgfYuXKeKr

— Shahnawaz Dahani (@ShahnawazDahani) November 4, 2022

One of the most popular Indian cricketers in Pakistan is Virat Kohli. Recently, while he was struggling to perform, a lot of cricket fans from Pakistan took to social media to send their well wishes to him.

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