On a day filled with legacy, emotion, and celebration, Indian cricket captain Rohit Sharma reminded everyone that even the biggest stars have relatable family moments. The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) honored Rohit in a grand ceremony on Friday, renaming the Divecha Level 3 Stand at the iconic Wankhede Stadium in his name — a tribute to one of Mumbai’s finest cricketing products. But in the midst of all the admiration and emotional moments, a lighter exchange with his brother took away the limelight on social media.

While Rohit was ready to exit the stadium with his family following the ceremony, a video caught an off-camera moment that the fans couldn't help but laugh about. Seeing a scratch on his car, the visibly irritated Rohit turned to his brother, Vishal Sharma, and snapped, "Ye kya hai?" Vishal, a bit sheepishly, replied, "Reverse mein lag gaya." That was all Rohit needed to give a classic death stare — long, speechless, and side-splitting. Fans online quickly caught on to the familiar brotherly brotherhood, filling social media with laughing comments.

Luckily, everything was in good faith. The two brothers had a good laugh over this soon enough, reflecting their close relationship as Rohit assisted his dad into the car — wrapping up the night in a heartwarming family moment.

Rohit to his brother Vishal🗣️- "yeh kya hai?” (rohit spots car damage)

Vishal 🗣️- “reverse mein”

Rohit🗣️- “kiska? tere se?”😅

The bond between Rohit Sharma and his brother.🫂😂 pic.twitter.com/j5mZhjua2Y

— 𝐑𝐮𝐬𝐡𝐢𝐢𝐢⁴⁵ (@rushiii_12) May 16, 2025

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A Rohit Sharma Named Stand

Earlier in the day, Rohit and his family were feted at an emotional ceremony where Divecha Level 3 Stand was officially renamed the "Rohit Sharma Stand." The MCA's move is a testament to Rohit's lasting impact on Mumbai and Indian cricket. His parents, wife Ritika Sajdeh, and close friends were all present at the ceremony — a proud moment in his illustrious career.

It will be a peculiar experience on the 21st when I return here and play for Delhi Capitals, representing Mumbai Indians," Rohit explained to ANI. "It will become even more special when I return here in the Indian jersey."

Crunch Time for Mumbai Indians

As Rohit soaks in individual glory, the attention soon returns to the work at hand. Mumbai Indians are on the threshold of a playoff push, and only two league games lie ahead — against Delhi Capitals and Punjab Kings. Both the games are must-win if MI are to remain in contention for the playoffs, and Rohit's leadership and form will be paramount in helping the team navigate this high-pressure period.

Whether it's the stress of playoff qualification or a dent on his car, Rohit Sharma keeps demonstrating that he approaches each situation — big or small — with genuineness and heart.