“Kohli Anushka Se Shaadi Karlo": One tweet from 2012 has shocked the Internet & how

An unexpected blast from the past has taken over social media, and it involves one of India’s most adored couples. Just days after Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma celebrated eight years of marriage, a decade-old tweet has suddenly resurfaced and turned into the internet’s favourite obsession.

A One-Line Tweet From 2012 Sparks Chaos

The post, written in 2012 by a Twitter user named Gaurav Shakya, carried just one simple line: “Kohli anushka se shaadi karlo.”

What makes it wild is that this was posted a whole year before Virat and Anushka even met each other. The user never tweeted again, making this lone message feel almost eerie in hindsight. Once fans rediscovered it, the tweet shot across timelines, leaving people calling it everything from “a prophecy” to “pure destiny.”

Fans Turn Detective Mode On

The reactions have been nothing short of hilarious. Many joked that the man is clearly a hidden astrologer. Some also believed that this was Virat's secret account. Some insisted that this might secretly be Virat’s burner account. Others begged Gaurav to predict their own love stories while the comments section filled up with memes and disbelief. The mix of humour and amazement has kept the tweet trending all week.

A Look Back at Virushka’s Journey

The nostalgia has also reminded fans how far Virat and Anushka have come. They first met during an ad shoot in 2013, where Virat had openly admitted he was a nervous mess trying to greet her. Their early chats, a few awkward moments, and slow-burning friendship eventually led to a wedding that melted the internet in 2017.

Today, the couple shares their life with two children, Vamika and Akaay. Over the past year, they’ve quietly shifted their base to London, choosing a calmer, more private rhythm away from the constant cameras. Their rare public appearances and simple family moments often trend instantly, yet both continue to keep their children out of the spotlight.

As fans celebrate their anniversary and discover this oddly accurate old tweet, the internet seems united on one thing: some stories really do feel written long before they begin.