Archive · 10 Aug 2026
Jadeja Recreates Pushpa Pose Ahead of India-Sri Lanka Test
Ravindra Jadeja is a very famous cricket player from India.
He plays for the Indian cricket team.
Recently, Jadeja copied a famous pose from a popular Indian movie called Pushpa.
In the movie, the hero makes a strong gesture and says 'Jhukega Nahi Saala'.
Jadeja made this pose while getting onto the team bus after practice in Colombo.
Someone filmed the moment and shared it online, and the video became very popular.
This is not the first time Jadeja has done this pose.
He first did it in 2022 during a cricket series against Sri Lanka.
He also did it in July 2025 after scoring a century.
Fans love Jadeja's fun celebration.
Ravindra Jadeja recreated the iconic 'Jhukega Nahi Saala' Pushpa pose while boarding the team bus after a practice session in Colombo.
A video of the moment has gone viral on social media and caught the attention of cricket fans.
The gesture is inspired by Allu Arjun's character Pushpa Raj and has become part of Jadeja's public persona.
Jadeja first became widely known for the celebration in 2022 during India's T20I series against Sri Lanka.
He also used the Pushpa move while celebrating his century in July 2025, and the latest clip comes ahead of the India vs Sri Lanka first Test on August 15.
- Who
- Ravindra Jadeja, the Indian all-rounder
- What
- Recreated the iconic 'Jhukega Nahi Saala' Pushpa pose while boarding the team bus after practice, and the video went viral
- When
- Monday, ahead of the India vs Sri Lanka first Test on August 15
- Where
- Colombo, as the Indian Cricket Team returned from a practice session
- Why
- As a fun gesture inspired by Allu Arjun's character Pushpa Raj, which has become part of Jadeja's public persona
- Player
- Ravindra Jadeja
- Gesture
- 'Jhukega Nahi Saala' Pushpa pose
- Inspiration
- Allu Arjun's character Pushpa Raj
- Location
- Colombo
- Upcoming Match
- India vs Sri Lanka first Test
- Test Date
- August 15
- First Popular Use
- 2022 T20I series against Sri Lanka
- Most Recent Earlier Use
- July 2025 century celebration