Dimak Kidar Rehta Tera: Rohit Sharma's Banter With Brother Over Car Dent Goes Viral

In the video, Rohit Sharma in his "Shana-mode" was seen talking to his brother Vishal, questioning him about a probable dent or scratch on his black car as his family were leaving the stadium after the ceremony.

"Yeh Kya hai?" Rohit asked his brother pointing finger at the car. "Reverse late time lag gaya," he replied. To which Indian ODI skipper wittly said, "Kisse tere sai, dimak kaha rehta hai tera?" before helping his mother get in the car.

Meanwhile, Rohit Sharma said it will be a "special feeling" for him to play in India jersey in the ODIs at the Wankhede Stadium where a stand was on Friday named after him.

Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) named a stand each at the Wankhede Stadium after Rohit, former India skipper Ajit Wadekar, and ex-BCCI president Sharad Pawar.

"I had never dreamt of what was going to happen today. You try to achieve a lot of milestones, but something like this is really special, because Wankhede is an iconic stadium and so many memories have been made here," said Rohit, who announced his retirement from Test cricket on May 7.

"To have my name here with the greats of the game and the world's best political leader, I cannot express the feeling. I am super grateful.

"I am still playing and retired from two formats. It will be surreal to play when I play on 21st (for Mumbai Indians in IPL) and have a stand here, it will be special when I represent the country here," added Rohit who has also retired from T20 Internationals after leading India to the World Cup trophy last year.

He also thanked his family members for the sacrifices they had made for him throughout his career.

"It's going to be even more special, to have my family here, parents, brother, wife. I am grateful and thankful for whatever they have sacrificed for me.

"My special team MI is also here, waiting for my speech to be over and start training. Special thanks to Pawar Saheb and Devendra Fadnavis (Maharashtra Chief Minister), makes it very special, it's a very special day."