Sooryavanshi is currently part of the Indian T20I squad for the home series against the West Indies.
India’s teenage batting sensatin Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has become the toast of the nation following his record-breaking exploits this year.
No matter where he goes, cameras follow him. On Thursday (October 15), the 15-year-old had a lighthearted moment upon his arrival at the Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi.
As eager media persons and paparazzi closely tracked him to record content and take pictures, the young prodigy playfully called them out to ensure they remained aware of their surroundings.
Looking directly at a camera person, Sooryavanshi delivered a witty, quintessential warning in Hindi: "Reel ke chakkar mein thuk jaaoge aap (You will get run over in the pursuit of making reels)".
The humorous exchange has quickly taken social media by storm, with fans praising the teenager's quick wit and carefree personality away from the pressure of competitive cricket.
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi arrived in Delhi with his national teammates to meet PM Narendra Modi for a felicitation ceremony, recognizing the achievements of Indian athletes at the Asian Games 2026 in Japan.
Notably, the Indian men’s cricket team, led by Shreyas Iyer, bagged gold medal at the continental multi-sport event by defeating arch-rivals Pakistan in the final.
Meanwhile, Sooryavanshi continues to warm bench in the ongoing T20I series against the West Indies at home. With the five-match series level at 2-2, the decider in Bengaluru on Sunday (October 17) presents India with zero chance to make changes to their lineup.