Mumbai Indians (MI) and Team India’s star cricketer Suryakumar Yadav recently shared insights about his tattoos in an interview with Jio Cinema. He discussed the different types of tattoos, their significance, and the factors that influenced his decision to get them. Suryakumar disclosed that his first tattoo was dedicated to his parents, and their approval allowed him to pursue more tattoos. “I have a tattoo of my mom and dad’s names. This was my first tattoo so I could get permission for the rest,” he explained.

When asked about the evil eye tattoo on his hand, Suryakumar revealed that his wife suggested it because she believed in “mujhko nazar jaldi lagta hai” (I am easily affected by the evil eye). He expressed his admiration for wife Devisha Shetty and mentio?ned having another ta?ttoo dedicated to her.

“I have a tattoo dedicated to my wife as well, which is close to my heart.”

Suryakumar identified his favourite tattoo as a portrait of his parents on his shoulder, which is around 4-5 years old. He also has a lion tattoo on his arm, describing it as a calm represe??ntation of himself.

“I have a portrait of my mom and dad on my shoulder, it is 4-5 years old. It is my favourite. This is a calm lion. I am also a calm lion (referring to the tattoo on his arm),” the Mumbaikar added.

Furthermore, ??he has arrows tattooed on his upper arm, symbolizing that setbacks in life propel individuals forward. In a lighthearted remark, he humorously associated them with his three ducks against Australia.

Another tattoo on his foot signifies the idea of taking things “one step at a time.” Suryakumar also shared the story behind a unique tattoo on his upper arm, inspired by New Zealand’s Maori tribe.

“When I was on tour to NZ, I got aware of this design of the Maori tribe. I met a person who told me that this design brings one luck and love and keeps you calm,” said the right-handed batter.

During the interview, Suryakumar revealed his openness to getting more t??attoos.

“The next tattoo is all my three cap numbers (of Test, ODIs and T20Is), my wife used to tell me to wait for my Test cap and get this one after that.”

Reflecting on his craziest fan encounter,?? Suryakumar recal??led meeting a dedicated supporter in Chennai who had his face tattooed on the forearm.

“In Chennai, I met a fan during ODIs who had my face tattooed on his forearm and had written 360-degree on it. He comes to watch my matches every time,” concluded the 32-year-old.

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Former India captain MS Dhoni is one? of the most followed cricketers across the world.

Right from the day when he made his International debut, he became a sensation for the cricket lovers. In those days, his hairstyle became equally famous as his aggressive batt??ing.

Fans started copying the way the Ranchi born cricketer used to do his long hairs. Later, when he cut them short, people found him more handsome and copied that too. Whether be it playing on the field or his fashion style, Dhoni has been trying a lot of stuff. But there is one thing which he hasn’t tried ever. Have you ever seen a tattoo on MSD’s body?

Nowadays, there has been an upward trend of getting tattoos among th??e cricketers. Earlier, there were only footballers who used to have large tattoos on their bodies, but now with the course of time, numerous Indian ?cricketers have got inked.

We have Virat Kohli, Shikhar Dhawan, KL Rahul, Manish Pandey, Umesh Yadav, Suresh Raina, Ravindra Jadeja and others, who ??have tattoos on their body.

And unlike all of them, Dhoni doesn’t have any. The reason behind this is very amusing or rather strange!

The reason is MS Dhoni’s fear of needles

Yes, arguably the greatest wicketkeeper-batsman of the modern era ?who has scared numerous bowlers with his batting has a phob??ia of needles.

According to the reports as in RCVJ (a popular entertainment website), Mahi is scared of syringes. Whether it’s a doctor’s syringe or tattoo maker’s needle, he cannot even think to face any of them, and hence doesn’t have a tattoo on his body.

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