Novak Djokovic reacts to Virat Kohli's tweet on Netflix documentary 'Game Changers'

Tell me, when Virat Kohli hangs up his boots and walks away into the sunset, what will be the one thing that he’ll be most remembered for? Your immediate retort would be, “Well! It’s not only one thing he’ll be remembered for! He’ll be remembered for a whole host of things.”

His runs, his insatiable love for the longest format of the game- a rarity in this day and age, his aggression, his immaculate record across all formats of the game, his pristine record as the captain of the Indian Cricket team, his passion, intensity, desire to win every single game..we can go on and on and on! And the list wouldn’t end.

Kohli will be remembered for his records, his batting and everything he has achieved on the field both as a batsman and as skipper of Team India, but one thing that will define his legacy and will serve as a case study for not only cricketers but also for people from different walks of life, is his incredible discipline towards fitness. It is fair to say that Virat Kohli is single-handedly responsible for inculcating a fitness culture in Indian cricket.

And, it wasn’t always like that. Remember the cute chubby 18-year-old that burst onto the scene way back in 2008; a typical North Indian who loved his butter chicken and rajma chawal to the core? Twelve years later that chubby-faced boy is the epitome of what a sportsman should be like: disciplined and driven to his fitness.

Virat Kohli tweets on ‘Game Changers’; Djokovic responds

The Indian captain went on to push the envelope as far as fitness is concerned when he decided to turn vegan last year. Recently, Kohli took to Twitter where he shared his experience after watching the Netflix series ‘game changers’. Kohli stated that he has never felt better in his life since he turned vegetarian.

The Indian captain wrote, ‘Saw game-changers on Netflix. Being a vegetarian athlete has made me realize what I have believed all these years regarding diet was a myth. What an amazing documentary and yes I’ve never felt better in my life after I turned vegetarian,”

And now another inspirational figure from a different sport- Novak Djokovic, who also happens to be the executive producer of the documentary reacted to Kohli’s tweet with emoji and a hashtag.

Here’s what Djokovic tweeted:

🙌🏼👏🏼 #GameChangersMovie https://t.co/a7sVTduT1f

— Novak Djokovic (@DjokerNole) October 30, 2019