Rohit Sharma Trolled for ‘Photoshopped’ Indian Flag in Independence Day Photo

It’s never a quiet day on Twitter be it Sunday or a national holiday. India’s star batter Rohit Sharma Monday shared his very own Independence Day post celebrating the 75th anniversary of the free nation. Although the cricketer’s post was devoid of any audio, it made plenty of noise of microblogging site Twitter.

Keeping things simple and straightforward, something he’s popular for during his pre and post-match interviews, Sharma, dressed in traditional attire, held the Indian tricolour and captioned his photo saying: “75 years of independence. स्वतंत्रता दिवस की हार्दिक शुभकामनाएं”

Neither did Sharma get the years of independence incorrect nor did he erroneously want his followers “Completely satisfied Republic Day,” a foolish however frequent goof up. A Twitter person zoomed in and located one thing was off.

“It’s completely high quality when you don’t put Nationwide Flag in your cowl picture, however this edited picture simply to indicate you’re patriotic is absolutely bogus. Unhappy to see this from my college,” one person commented. “Why a prestigious establishment of our nation need to photoshop our nationwide flag?” One other requested. “Calm down y’all, everybody know the way expensive land worth is in Mumbai now They’ll’t afford a spot/land for flag ,” quipped one other. Yet one more requested if the flag was made utilizing a Snapchat filter.