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'One And Only Aamir Bhai' Suresh Raina Greets Bollywood Actor Aamir Khan On Movie Premiere

Akshita Patel

Suresh Raina meets Bollywood mega star Aamir Khan [Source: @sureshraina3/Instagram]Suresh Raina meets Bollywood mega star Aamir Khan [Source: @sureshraina3/Instagram]

Former Indian cricketer Suresh Raina had a crossover with Bollywood actor Aamir Khan. The duo met at Amair’s son Junaid Khan’s movie premier with Raina sending best wishes to junior Khan for his film’s success.

Bollywood and cricket are two of the most followed industries in India. The two worlds often collide on events and special occasions. 

From actresses getting married to cricketers to cricketers acting in films, fans in India have enjoyed these crossovers in the past many decades. In one such crossover, former cricketer Suresh Raina met Bollywood megastar Aamir Khan.

Suresh Raina bumps into Aamir Khan at a movie premier

Suresh Raina attended the special screening of Aamir Khan’s son Junaid Khan’s upcoming movie ‘Loveyapa’ also starring Sridevi’s daughter Khushi Kapoor. 

Raina posted a photo with Aamir Khan and in the caption, he praised the latter’s humility. Moreover, the former cricketer also wished Junaid the best for his new movie.

Junaid Khan’s new film ‘Loveyapa’ has already generated considerable buzz in the entertainment world. He previously made his debut in a Netflix film ‘Maharaj.’ 

Aamir Khan, on the other hand, is one of the biggest superstars of Bollywood in India. He has acted in over 60 films along with producing a handful of movies. His role in the movie ‘Lagaan’ still remains one of the most iconic moments of India’s film history.

Suresh Raina to lead Chhattisgarh in Legend 90 League

A new 90-ball format league between former cricket legends, ‘Legend 90 League’ has begun from February 6. Suresh Raina is set to lead Chhattisgarh Warriors. The new league will feature 7 teams competing in 21 league games before the top two teams of the table lock horns in the finals.