Home / News / India News / Photos /
Photos: 'Fit' Baba Ramdev's 'wizardry' on football pitch steals show
In a charity football match between Bollywood actors and parliamentarians on Sunday in New Delhi, it was yoga guru Ramdev who actually stole the show. Don't believe us? We have pictures


Yoga guru Baba Ramdev was present at an exhibition match between Bollywood celebrities and Members of the Parliament. Pic/AFP

Yoga guru Baba Ramdev was present at an exhibition match between Bollywood celebrities and Members of the Parliament. Pic/AFP

Indian yoga guru Baba Ramdev (L) and members of the Indian Parliamentarian team play during a charitable football match between Indian Bollywood actors and Indian Parliamentarians in New Delhi on July 24, 2016. Pic/AFP

Indian yoga guru Baba Ramdev (L) and members of the Indian Parliamentarian team play during a charitable football match between Indian Bollywood actors and Indian Parliamentarians in New Delhi on July 24, 2016. Pic/AFP

Ball ghoomeya thaare jaisa na koi...

Ball ghoomeya thaare jaisa na koi...

Yoga guru Baba Ramdev kicks the ball to inaugurate an exhibition football match between Parliamentarians' and Cinestars at Nehru stadium in New Delhi on Sunday. Pic/PTI

Yoga guru Baba Ramdev kicks the ball to inaugurate an exhibition football match between Parliamentarians' and Cinestars at Nehru stadium in New Delhi on Sunday. Pic/PTI

Mixing yoga with football

Mixing yoga with football

The football match is an attempt to raise awarness for two flagship initiatives by Prime Minister Narender Modi, the 'Clean India' campaign and a female empowerment programme. Pic/AFP

The football match is an attempt to raise awarness for two flagship initiatives by Prime Minister Narender Modi, the 'Clean India' campaign and a female empowerment programme. Pic/AFP

Wheeee...strikes Baba Ramdev. All Pics/Yogen Shah

Wheeee...strikes Baba Ramdev. All Pics/Yogen Shah

Organised by Adhunik, a private art gallery, the money from the match tickets, costing Rs 200, Rs 400 and Rs 800, was donated to the two campaigns.

Organised by Adhunik, a private art gallery, the money from the match tickets, costing Rs 200, Rs 400 and Rs 800, was donated to the two campaigns.

Dressed in his trademark orange outfit, Baba Ramdev also sported matching shoes.

Dressed in his trademark orange outfit, Baba Ramdev also sported matching shoes.

While Ramdev, the new-found football enthusiast, did not make any contributions for the charity, his company Patanjali Ayurved was the official refreshment sponsor.

While Ramdev, the new-found football enthusiast, did not make any contributions for the charity, his company Patanjali Ayurved was the official refreshment sponsor.
Recommended Photos
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Photo of Day

Into the blue
A young couple takes in the view at the Worli Coastal Promenade along the Mumbai Coastal Road. Pic/Atul Kamble

