Virat Kohli cherishes a deep bond with Anushka Sharma's family, emphasizing their immediate acceptance and warmth. He particularly values his friendship with his father-in-law, Ajay Kumar Sharma, admiring his fearless perspective. Virat appreciates the mutual respect and unconditional love he shares with Anushka's parents and brother, highlighting how seamlessly he integrated into their family.
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