Virat Kohli is widely regarded as one of the finest cricketers in history. His remarkable batting prowess and charismatic personality have earned him a massive fanbase, both in India and internationally. His every move, whether a new social media post or a fresh appearance, tends to create a buzz in the media.
Recently, Kohli liked a post by television actress Avneet Kaur, which ignited a flurry of discussions online. Although Kohli attributed the like to an algorithm error, the topic remained a hot subject. In the midst of this, singer Rahul Vaidya made a pointed remark about Kohli. Here’s what unfolded.
Rahul Vaidya's Comments on Kohli
Just two days after Kohli addressed the situation regarding the like on Avneet's post, another controversy emerged. Vaidya shared a video that subtly mocked Kohli's explanation, suggesting that the same Instagram algorithm that liked Avneet's photos also blocked him from Kohli's account. This isn’t the first time Vaidya has claimed to be blocked; he has mentioned it several times before.
Following the viral nature of Vaidya's video, he faced significant backlash from Kohli's supporters. However, he responded to the trolls with confidence.
Rahul Vaidya's Background
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Rahul Vaidya is a well-known singer who gained fame through Indian Idol and later appeared on Bigg Boss 14. A few months back, he disclosed that Kohli had blocked him on Instagram. When questioned about it, Vaidya expressed his surprise and confusion over the situation.
On May 2, 2025, several Instagram users noticed that Kohli had liked Avneet Kaur's bold pictures, which featured her in a stylish green crop top and a short skirt. The post quickly went viral, leading to a wave of criticism directed at Kohli. He subsequently clarified on Instagram that the like was merely a result of an algorithm glitch.
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