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Vijay Mallya’s Kannada Message in English Words for RCB Goes Viral – Vijay Mallya’s Kannada Message in English Words for RCB Goes Viral
As the IPL 2026 season kicks off today (March 28), excitement is building across Bengaluru. In the opening match at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, defending champions Royal Challengers Bengaluru will take on Sunrisers Hyderabad.
Ahead of the match, former RCB owner Vijay Mallya shared a special message for the team on social media, which has now gone viral.
What Did Vijay Mallya Tweet?
Vijay Mallya, former chairman of the United Breweries Group, posted a unique message blending English words with Kannada sentiment. He wrote:
“The Day has arrived for our Lions of Bengaluru… namma sinhagulu… IPL Champions. Good Luck and Play Bold… Dhairyadinda ațavadi.”
This tweet has quickly gained traction online, with fans widely sharing and reacting to it.
Background and Ownership Update
Known as the “King of Good Times,” Vijay Mallya had earlier stepped away from control after facing financial controversies. Currently, the team leadership has transitioned, with new investors taking over.
Recently, a consortium including major corporate groups reportedly acquired RCB for a record $1.78 billion, making it one of the most valuable franchises in IPL history. The deal includes both men’s IPL and Women’s Premier League teams, reflecting the strong brand value of RCB.
Fans React to Viral Tweet
Fans flooded social media with reactions:
One user wrote:
“It’s going to be a magical night in Bengaluru as IPL 2026 begins at Chinnaswamy Stadium, especially with RCB defending their title.”
Another commented humorously:
“Bengaluru’s lions will roar from the start this season, but not everyone in the team understands Kannada!”
RCB’s Title Defense Begins
RCB enters IPL 2026 as defending champions after ending an 18-year wait by winning their maiden title last season against Punjab Kings. The team will now aim to retain the trophy with the same momentum.
Overall, Vijay Mallya’s tweet—featuring Kannada emotion written in English—has added extra buzz ahead of the opening clash, drawing widespread appreciation from fans.
