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Prafull Billore, the Founder and CEO of MBA Chaiwala, has found himself at the center of a social media storm following his selfie with Indian cricketer Surya Kumar Yadav amidst the ICC T20 World Cup 2024. Known for his controversial reputation of allegedly bringing bad luck to those he meets and photographs with, Billore’s post featuring SKY has sparked severe trolling from netizens.
MBA Chaiwala’s Shares Selfie with Surya Kumar Yadav on Twitter
The backlash intensified after Surya Kumar Yadav delivered a spectacular performance, scoring a rapid half-century against Afghanistan in a crucial Super Eights match. Despite Billore’s caption expressing admiration for the cricketer, stating “@surya_14kumar,” comments flooded in accusing him of jinxing Yadav and potentially impacting his future performances.
Billore, often referred to online as MBA Chaiwala, has faced similar criticism in the past, with individuals attributing their misfortunes to encounters with him. This latest incident has reignited debates over superstition and the supposed curse associated with the controversial figure.
As reactions continue to pour in, the incident serves as a reminder of the fervent beliefs and reactions within the cricketing community, especially during high-stakes tournaments like the T20 World Cup. While some dismiss the claims against Billore as mere superstition, others remain firm in their beliefs, citing anecdotal evidence and personal experiences.
The controversy underscores the power of social media in shaping public perception and highlights the delicate balance between fandom, superstition, and individual belief systems in the realm of sports. As the tournament progresses, the focus remains on the performances on the field, but off-field narratives like this one often capture widespread attention and debate across digital platforms.
