Rohit Sharma trolled for 'photoshopping' Indian Flag for I-Day celebrations, netizens say, 'Flag bhi nakli hai aur...'

Rohit Sharma trolled for Independence Day greetings: India celebrated its 75th Independence Day on August 15. The day was full of love and greetings from the film and sports fraternity. From Virat Kohli to Rohit Sharma, cricketers made sure to capture a moment with the Indian flag flying high.

However, something didn't go well with Rohit Sharma as he shared a picture that was allegedly 'photoshopped' by him, and netizens left no chance to mock the cricketer for this goof up.

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Rohit Sharma shared a picture of himself holding an Indian Flag however, a Twitter user shared a zoomed image of Rohit's picture which revealed that not only the Indian flag was edited, but also the rod was edited.

As soon as the user pointed out the flaw, several netizens started mocking the cricketer for the flaw.

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One user wrote, "I thought just the flag was edited, but rod too ", while the other one said, "Flag bhi nakli hai aur Sar k Baal bhi !! ". One user wrote, "Wahi mai sochu aisa konsa camera hai jisse poora leherta hua jhanda aa raha hai photo mai"

Another user mentioned that it was totally fine if a person does not put the Indian Flag as a profile picture, but expressing patriotism in such a manner was not accepted by the Indian cricketer.

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Meanwhile, one user took a dig at the cricketer in a hilarious way and stated, "Relax y’all, everyone knows how costly land price is in Mumbai. Now they can’t afford a place/land for the flag." Another user asked if the flag was made using a Snapchat filter."

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I thought just the flag was edited, but rod too ? https://t.co/lMvF5Vqa0P pic.twitter.com/WMVnyuFmRc

— Adi (@WintxrfellViz) August 15, 2022

Also this photoshoot is from 2016 or something. Reusing every year

— Adi (@WintxrfellViz) August 15, 2022