Watch: Virat Kohli caught doing hilarious things after Mumbai Indians game

The star Indian batter Virat was seen doing a hilarious thing after Mumbai Indians fans threw red balloons on the right-handed batter when he was walking back to the dressing room.

Virat Kohli who is known for his aggressive approach in the field showed mixed emotions during the match between Mumbai Indians and Royal Challengers Bengaluru.

Virat Kohli was also seen throwing his cap when Yash Dayal and Jitesh Sharma put down an easy sitter of Suryakumar Yadav in the game. However, the left-arm pacer got the scalp in the same over as this time the ball went straight to the hands of Liam Livingston who will never miss these ones on the field.

And after winning the match, Virat Kohli was seen celebrating in his way, showing aggressive approach as they pulled off the match from the hands of Mumbai Indians.

Later, when he was walking back to the dressing room, some of the Mumbai Indians fans threw red balloons on Virat Kohli. However, he was just seen doing some unusual things and threw it back on the Mumbai fans.

The moment took place during the iconic battle between Mumbai Indians and Royal Challengers Bengaluru at the Wankhede Stadium. After being invited to bat by the home side, Royal Challengers Bengaluru posted a humongous total of 221 runs on the board.

Virat Kohli smashed 67 off 42 balls with the help of 8 fours and 2 sixes. Following him, the skipper of the side, Rajat Patidar slammed 64 runs in just 32 deliveries, including 5 fours and 4 sixes.

In reply, Mumbai Indians got a good start from Rohit Sharma before he was removed by Yash Dayal for 17 runs. The RCB bowlers did a good job as they restricted the top-order batters for not scoring over 30 runs.

However, Tilak Varma and skipper Hardik Pandya pulled off the game from the opposition, going hard on the bowlers all around the park. Hardik Pandya on one end looked very dangerous with the figures of 42 runs from just 15 balls.

But Bhuvneshwar Kumar removed the well-settled Tilak Varma for 56 runs and in the very next over, Josh Hazlewood sent back the Mumbai skipper for 42 runs. Despite the fight back from Tilak Varma and Hardik Pandya, Mumbai Indians lost the match by a margin of just 12 runs.