Hardik Pandya faces unruly fan incident during private outing in Delhi

Indian cricket team's star all-rounder Hardik Pandya is often known for his aggressive batting and his attitude on the field. But recently, he showed a different side of his 'cool' personality off the field, which won the hearts of his fans. A video is rapidly going viral on social media, in which Hardik is seen calmly walking towards his car, ignoring an abusive comment from a fan.

Fan's misbehavior with Hardik

This incident took place when Hardik Pandya had gone to a restaurant in New Delhi for dinner with his girlfriend Mahika Sharma. As soon as he came out of the restaurant, he was surrounded by a crowd of fans. Everyone wanted to take a selfie with him. Hardik patiently took pictures with some fans, but seeing the crowd increasing, the security personnel started taking him towards his car. In this commotion, one fan could not get close to Hardik. Frustrated at not being able to get a selfie, the man lost his temper and hurled abuses at Hardik from behind, saying, "Go to hell."

Hardik did not react

Surprisingly, even after hearing such a harsh and insulting comment, Hardik Pandya did not look back. He neither reacted nor argued with the person. He very politely and gracefully got into his car. It is not clear whether he heard the comment or deliberately ignored it, but his calm behavior is being highly praised on social media.

Fans and former cricketers appreciate him

After the video went viral, people on social media are praising Hardik's composure. Many users say that celebrities often face such awkward situations in public life, and the maturity with which Hardik handled it is commendable.

Hardik is in tremendous form

Hardik, who is known for his calm demeanor off the field, is currently in superb form on the cricket field as well. He performed brilliantly in the recently concluded T20 series against South Africa. In the first match of the series, he played an unbeaten innings of 59 runs off just 28 balls. In the final T20 played in Ahmedabad, he scored a half-century in just 16 balls, setting the record for the second fastest T20 fifty for India. He scored 63 runs off 25 balls in that match, which helped India win the series 3-1.