[WATCH] IPL 2025 Remaining: Shankar Mahadevan and Co. pay tribute to Indian Armed forces with particular efficiency

There was a dance efficiency by the dance artists and a singing efficiency by Shankar Mahadevan and his workforce earlier than the beginning of the IPL 2025 Remaining between Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) and Punjab Kings (PBKS) on the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on June 3. The theme of the efficiency was to honour the Indian Armed Forces for his or her constant efforts to safeguard the residents of the nation.

The particular efficiency began with a dance efficiency from a workforce that danced to songs like Teri Mitti, Hum India Waale, Challa (Principal Lad Jaana), all of that are themed round patriotism in Bollywood motion pictures. Following the dance efficiency was a singing efficiency from Shankar Mahadevan, Siddharth Mahadevan, Shivam Mahadevan, and Shrinidhi Ghatate.

Their songs additionally revolved round a majority of Bollywood classics like Lehra Do, Hindustani, and Lakshya, together with Maa Tujhe Salaam and Jai Ho. Earlier than beginning their efficiency, Shankar and Co. thanked the Indian Armed Forces for safeguarding the Indian Borders and paid them a tribute.

Watch particular efficiency of singer Shankar Mahadevan earlier than the IPL 2025 Remaining right here:

Punjab Kings bowl first within the IPL 2025 Remaining

Following the efficiency, the toss passed off between the 2 sides. Shreyas Iyer known as it proper and didn’t hesitate a bit to bowl first. The PBKS skipper handled the ultimate to be an enormous recreation and hoped to win the massive match to assist the 2014 finalists win their maiden title within the 18th version of the league.

Rajat Patidar claimed that he would have opted to bowl first as effectively. He felt it to be one other recreation and agreed to the strain to ship in any respect prices. Neither workforce had any modifications, as they went with the identical workforce they performed of their earlier encounter.

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