Urvashi Rautela Calls Rishabh Pant ‘India’s Pride’, Wishes Him Speedy Recovery. Watch | Cricket News

Bollywood actress Urvashi Rautela wished Rishabh Pant a speedy restoration and even known as him “India’s pride” whereas talking to paparazzi on Friday. The actress was on the Mumbai Airport when photographers requested her in regards to the video Pant revealed on social media which confirmed him strolling for the primary time after present process surgical procedure. The actress was initially unsure about what image the photographers had been speaking about, however she then mentioned, “He is an asset to our country,” and known as him “India’s pride.” When a photographer mentioned that their prayers are with the Indian cricket crew star who was injured in street accident, she replied, “Humari bhi (Mine as well).”

The younger cricketer sustained a number of accidents in a street accident on December 30 and though his automobile caught fireplace as a result of incident, Pant was in a position to safely escape in time.

Since then, he has undergone a number of surgical procedures and in response to stories, his burns are additionally getting higher. The medical doctors have predicted he’ll want 6-9 months to recuperate from accidents utterly and he will certainly miss this yr’s Indian Premier League.

Urvashi has posted a number of cryptic messages in regards to the cricketer together with posting an image of the hospital Pant was in and placing the caption “Praying, love Urvashi Rautela” in an image.

Earlier, Indian cricket legend Kapil Dev expressed his concern for the teenager and on a lighter observe, he desires to slap Pant as quickly as he recovers from the accidents he sustained in that near-fatal accident.

Kapil Dev, in a video on Uncut, mentioned that Pant’s absence has left the Indian crew in tatters. Just like dad and mom have the fitting to slap youngsters after they make errors, Kapil desires to do the identical to Pant after he has recovered.

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