When Master turns Chef! Sachin Tendulkar cooks 'Ukdiche Modak'

Sachin Tendulkar (Pic: File Pic/Instagram/sachintendulkar)

Legendary Team India cricketer Sachin Tendulkar has shared a post on his official social media handle, in which he was seen preparing a Maharashtrian dish, "Ukdiche Modak".

Later, he was also seen urging one of his family members to take a quick bite.

Earlier, the former cricketer also shared a heartwarming encounter with his fans on social media. He shared a post on his official social media handle with a caption, "Had to do a lap and meet everyone! Always appreciate the love people show me".

In the clip, Tendulkar is seen walking down the aeroplane aisle, pausing to take photographs with the passengers on board. His presence sparked excitement among the passengers as they eagerly tried to squeeze themselves into the frame. Smartphones were out in full force as everyone tried to capture a priceless selfie with the batting icon.

The energy inside the cabin shifted instantly once passengers noticed the legendary cricketer was on their flight. The moment was particularly special for younger Gen Z followers, many of whom never watched him play live during his historic career, yet hold admiration for his legacy.

In the ongoing edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL), Sachin's son Arjun Tendulkar also made his debut for the Lucknow Super Giants (LSG). Following his debut, the former cricketer heaped praise on his son.

Despite LSG finishing on the losing side against the Punjab Kings (PBKS), the 26-year-old all-rounder made an impression by dismissing dangerous opener Prabhsimran Singh, finishing his four-over spell with figures of 1/36.

"Well done, Arjun. Proud of the way you've carried yourself through this season, always believing in your ability, staying patient, working hard quietly, and remaining positive despite having to wait for your opportunity till the very last match. Cricket tests patience as much as skill, and you handled both beautifully today. Keep your feet on the ground, and continue being in love with the game like you always have. Love you always," wrote the veteran of 200 Test matches.