Virat Kohli Disturbed by the Constant Public Scrutiny of His Personal Life

Indian Cricket Team skipper, Virat Kohli has expressed his disgust on the constant public scrutiny and admitted that at times it becomes very uncomfortable.

Meanwhile, Kohli’s every action comes under the radar since the day he started dating Bollywood actress Anushka Sharma. Now with five months into the marriage, the public scrutiny has no sign to stop.

Kohli in a recent chat admitted that celebrities should be given their own space. He also added they are also like normal human being.

“The constant public scrutiny about my personal life can become a bit uncomfortable at times. However, I have learnt how to handle it. Celebrities are also normal human beings — just like any other person, and I feel people should let them have their space,” Kohli told IANS.

Try to balance personal and professional life:

The 29-year-old Kohli says he keeps a good balance between his personal and professional life despite tight schedules.

The star batsman from Delhi also revealed how he spends time when he is at home and completely stays away from cricket.

“I keep a good balance between my personal and professional life. When I am with family, I try to completely switch off from cricket. I try to catch up with friends, watch a movie or go out for a drive. I like spending time with my dog,” he added.

However, Kohli said when he is on a tour, he puts his “mind and heart into the next game”.

“It includes regular training for fitness and skills,” Kohli asserted.

Photo Credit: Yogen Shah.In conclusion, Kohli admitted that it has been a tough journey as he took the challenges head-on.

Virat Kohli also added that coming from junior level cricket then making it to Ranji team and then to India team was an incredible journey.

However, he is currently leading the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) side in the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL). They have had time and are on the verge of getting knocked out in the season eleven.

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