WATCH: MS Dhoni breaks the internet by singing THIS 1976 Bollywood classic song perfectly

Former India captain MS Dhoni is making most of his break from international cricket as Indian cricketer can be seen enjoying his downtime with family and friends. Apart from spending some quality time, MS Dhoni has also been fulfilling his commercial duties in meantime. At a recent event, Dhoni was spotted singing a classical Bollywood song which left audiences mesmerised.  

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MS Dhoni shows off his singing skills with a Bollywood classic

At event, MS Dhoni displayed his vocal skills by singing Main Pal do Pal ka Shayar Hoon from a 1976 Bollywood movie Kabhie Kabhie. 16-second video of his singing have since gone viral online with fans praising cricketer’s singing abilities. A few days ago, Dhoni was also heard singing 'Jab Koi Baat Bigad Jaaye' from 1990 film Jurm.

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Meanwhile, MS Dhoni was recently retained by Chennai Super Kings ahead of upcoming IPL 2020 Auction on December 19. former Indian captain was last seen in Indian colours during ill-fated semi-final against New Zealand at ICC 2019 Cricket World Cup. Since n, Dhoni took a break from limited-overs series in West Indies and from home series against South Africa. cricketer was also rested from recently-concluded home series against Bangladesh and ongoing series against West Indies.

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MS Dhoni-less team India continues ir international home season by hosting West Indies in ongoing limited-overs series. West Indies tour of India began with first of three T20Is on December 6 at Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium in Hyderabad. Overall, West Indies will play three T20Is and three ODIs over course of 16 days in country. ODI series will be played between December 15 and December 22.

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