RJ Mahvash fires shots after Punjab's win; invites trollers & challenges, "lo khol diye comments"

In a dramatic twist leading up to the IPL 2025 final, RJ Mahvash has found herself in the spotlight, not just for her rumored romance with cricketer Yuzvendra Chahal, but for her spot-on prediction about the final clash between Punjab Kings (PBKS) and Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB).

A few days ago, right after PBKS lost to RCB in the first qualifier, Mahvash took to social media and confidently wrote, “Prediction: Final match RCB vs PBKS hoga!” At that moment, few would have guessed it would actually unfold this way. However, after PBKS’s incredible comeback against Mumbai Indians in the second qualifier, Mahvash didn’t miss the chance to reshare her original post, adding a celebratory “Prediction boltey! Well played Punjab, more to go!”

In yet another Instagram story, she cheekily opened up her comments and wrote, “Lo khol diye comments! Ab batao, kaun tha ke SORRY BUT MI jeetegi?” The playful jab at doubters instantly drew fan reactions, especially from PBKS and RCB supporters who’ve been closely following the IPL season.

What’s been equally grabbing attention is Mahvash’s growing presence at almost every PBKS game this season. From cheering in the stands to sharing behind-the-scenes glimpses, her unwavering support has only added fuel to ongoing dating rumours with Chahal, who’s been in the news post his reported separation. While the duo hasn’t officially confirmed anything, Mahvash recently praised the spinner in an interview, calling him “the most caring person” and admitting she admires his loyalty to loved ones.

As for PBKS, the team delivered a roaring performance last night at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. Captain Shreyas Iyer led from the front with a blistering unbeaten 87 off just 41 balls, guiding the team to a memorable five-wicket victory over Mumbai Indians. With this win, Punjab Kings have booked a spot in the IPL final for the second time in their history, and the first time in over a decade.

With the final showdown against RCB just around the corner, all eyes will be on the pitch and perhaps on the stands, too, to spot RJ Mahvash cheering loud for her favourite team and one special player.