The Rajasthan Royals star, Ravindra Jadeja, reacted to a clip of Virat Kohli teasing him in the show “Comedy Nights with Kapil” back in June 2014. The Rajasthan Royals released the video showing Jadeja’s remarks on the video and how Virat Kohli twisted the actual tale for fun.

Virat Kohli and Ravindra Jadeja have played together for many years on the international stage, and they share a strong mutual bond. They hysterically tease each other for fun, and these two have been a chaotic duo on the Indian side as they have matching energies. In this video, Virat Kohli could be seen exaggerating a small tale that’s told by Ravindra Jadeja and pulling his leg.

Jadeja Clarifies old tale as Jesal–Toral legend adds twist to viral clip

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In June 2014, an episode of Comedy Nights with Kapil had aired starring Virat Kohli, who was considered to be the next big thing in Indian cricket. During a segment, Virat Kohli addressed Ravindra Jadeja as the team’s biggest ‘feku’ in a light-hearted manner. He went on to say that the star all-rounder spins tales regarding his hometown, Jamnagar and that two buildings in the city get closer to each other by a width of a grain of rice. 

Not only this, but according to Kohli, Ravindra Jadeja also claimed that the world will end once the buildings touch each other. He then mocked Jadeja for his tale that claims that there is a statue of a king on a horse in his city, and that every year an alternate leg will be on air and that sometimes even the hand that the sword holds also shifts.

In a video posted by the Rajasthan Royals on X, Ravindra Jadeja clarified his statement that he had made to Virat Kohli 10-12 years back. The dynamic all-rounder claimed that he had mentioned Jesal Toral and the memorial shrines that tend to come nearer every year. He closed out the video stating that if you do a bit of research, you will eventually figure out that it is a true story.

The tale of the Jesal Toral Samadhi in Gujarat appears to be true according to the legend of the city. It is mentioned that the tombs of Jesal and Toral appear to be closer to each other every year by 1 cm and that when they eventually touch, it will be the end of the world.