Australian cricketers sing popular Bollywood song with star Indian cricketer, videos viral
Melbourne: A video of the star player of Indian Women's Cricket Team Jemimah Rodrigues is going viral on social media wherein she is singing a popular Bollywood song along with her Melbourne Stars teammates on the team bus and the fans are in awe of the video.
Jemimah is in Australia currently and is participating in the ongoing Women's Big Bash League (WBBL) where she plays for Melbourne Stars this season after representing Renegades in the previous season.
On Saturday, when Jemimah was traveling on the team bus along with her teammates she was seen playing guitar and making her teammates sing the famous Bollywood song "Channa Mereya", originally sung by Arijit Singh, featuring actors Ranbir Kapoor and Anushka Sharma.
In the video, all the players can be seen perfectly synchronizing as they matched the vibe after a six-wicket win over the Renegades in the Melbourne derby.
“Went a lil Desi with the Stars. How good are they at Bollywood song?! #ChannaMereya Also, such a good win today!! We keep going” She captioned the video on her official Twitter handle.
The 22-year-old has been sensational for India Women this year. She was the leading run-getter at the Women’s Asia Cup 2022.
Jemimah scored 217 runs in six innings to help the Women in Blue clinch the trophy for the seventh time.
Went a lil Desi with the Stars 🥰
— Jemimah Rodrigues (@JemiRodrigues) October 29, 2022
How good are they at bollywood songs?! 🤩#ChannaMereya
Also such a good win today!!
We keep going 💚 @StarsBBL #WBBL08 pic.twitter.com/0sF6iEMbnB
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Man killed in flat ceiling plaster crash, wife and son hurt
Thane (PTI): A 45-year-old man was killed, and his wife and son were injured when a portion of plaster from the ceiling collapsed in their flat in a seven-storey building in Thane on Saturday, officials said.
Chief of the Regional Disaster Management Cell, Yasin Tadvi, said the 16-year-old building is not listed in the "dangerous" category.
"The incident occurred in Karumdev Society at about 3 am. The plaster of the hall in a flat on the terrace floor suddenly fell while the occupants were asleep", he said.
Of the four people who were inside the room, two suffered minor injuries and were discharged after primary treatment, Tadvi stated.
The injured persons were identified as Arpita More (42), who suffered minor head injuries, and her son Arush More (16), who sustained injuries to both legs.
Manoj More (45), who sustained chest injuries, died during treatment at a private hospital.
