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'They brought it from romance into bromance' - Virat Kohli explains Mahirat
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'They brought it from romance into bromance' - Virat Kohli explains Mahirat

September 27, 2026

During a recent media interaction with Abhinav Mukund for JioStar, veteran Indian batsman Virat Kohli discussed the history and progression of popular compound monikers used for celebrity couples and sports pairings. Kohli noted that celebrity name-merging originally paved the way for tags like Mahirat, which combined his name with MS Dhoni, after a prior relationship nickname had already gained traction in mainstream culture.

He explained that supporters and analysts naturally adopted these shorthand labels to describe on-field bonds, shifting the terminology from romantic contexts into friendly sports bromances.

The discussion also covered how the Ro-Ko tag emerged for his ongoing partnership alongside Rohit Sharma as the pair now predominantly features in the fifty-over format. Kohli pointed out that television broadcasters and commentators frequently utilize this catchy phrasing as a convenient tagline when the two senior cricketers return to the pitch together.

Reflecting on the broader trend, the star batsman acknowledged that these clever tags have successfully integrated into contemporary Indian cricket culture to the benefit of all involved.

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