‘Shami Kebab banned in New Zealand’, Bollywood actor takes a swipe at Kiwi team and laughs

Mumbai. In the semi-final match of World Cup 2023, the brilliant innings of the Indian team won the hearts of all the spectators. Team India gave a big target to New Zealand, in response to which the Kiwi team was defeated. Apart from Virat Kohli’s brilliant innings, if any other cricketer has made a place in everyone’s heart, it is bowler Mohammad Shami. Shami took 7 wickets in the match through tight bowling and became the hero of the match. All the Bollywood celebs are also crazy about this performance of Mohammed Shami. Recently a famous Bollywood actor praised Shami in a different way which is going viral on social media.

All the stars of the entertainment world were watching the semi-final match between India and New Zealand. As soon as Team India got the ticket to enter the final after 12 years, all the actors from the entertainment world started congratulating Team India. The actors also wished their stars, who performed brilliantly during the match. In this episode famous Bollywood actor Sonu Sood praised Mohammed Shami in a different way.

Shami Kebab has been banned…
Sonu Sood is frequently active on social media and also gives his opinion on the latest events. In this regard, he recently posted a post after the semi-final match between India and New Zealand, which caused laughter on social media. He wrote, ‘Breaking news: Shami kebab banned in New Zealand.’ Shami’s humorous praise has now become a topic of discussion on social media. Even Shami himself could not stop laughing at this post of Sonu. He wrote ‘hahahahahaha’ on Sonu’s post and shared a heart emoji.

Now this funny style of Sonu may annoy the Kiwi team but Shami’s fans are loving it a lot. Let us tell you that recently South actress Payal Ghosh proposed marriage to Shami but she also kept a condition that she should improve her English. Meanwhile, after watching Shami’s latest performance, Payal once again praised her.

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