Hardik Pandya Instagram video: Team India all-rounder Hardik Pandya is enjoying some quality time with his family since his return from UAE after the T20 World Cup. Pandya is often seen posting pictures and reels on Instagram featuring his son, Agastya. He once again took to his official Instagram handle to share an adorable video with his son. In the video, the father-son duo can be seen enjoying some quality time as Hardik asks Agastya a few questions. Follow InsideSport.in for more updates
Hardik Pandya shares an adorable video with son Agastya on Instagram – Watch out
On Sunday, Hardik Pandya took to his Instagram handle to share a short video of him along with his son Agastya. While Pandya’s wife Natasha Stankovic seems to record the video, Hardik asks his son a couple of questions, and Agastya answers them correctly in the video. To start with, Hardik asks his son, “How does Agastya laugh?”, “How does Agastya cry?” In reply, Hardik’s son Agastya mimics laughing and crying.
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Hardik got engaged to actress Natasha Stankovic on January 1, 2020. And, on July 30, the same year, the couple was blessed with a baby boy – Agastya Pandya.
Earlier, the Indian all-rounder landed in trouble when the Mumbai Airport customs officials impounded two luxury watches worth Rs 5 crore from the cricketer on his arrival from Dubai after the T20 World Cup. Reacting to it, Hardik released a statement on social media denying any wrongdoing on his part.
Hardik Pandya in his statement said that he voluntarily went to the Mumbai airport customs counter to declare the items and pay the requisite custom duty. Pandya further stated that the cost of the watch is approximately Rs 1.5 Crore and not Rs 5 Crore which is being circulated on social media.
— hardik pandya (@hardikpandya7) November 16, 2021
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