Love For IPL In India

IPL is not less than culture and religion in India. The amount of love that oozes out of people is crazy. When it’s said people are mad about IPL, they prove it. From painting their bodies to painting their houses fans have never missed a chance to leave idols startled or astound. Fans are seen praying, cheering, and portraying their love in every way possible. Where fans become a backbone of support for the wonderful players, all teams try their level best to never leave them disappointed. IPL is no longer considered just a game but a season, a season wherein all aspiring cricketers and fans are booked from 7 pm till 11 pm. From Dhoni to Kohli, Raina to Jadeja, Rohit to the Pandya’s all players have their insane fanbase.

People are seen to be very spiritual as well during these times. They celebrate their cities with joy by throwing parties. People relish themselves during this period. Through ups and downs, they stand rigid with their choices. At times we might find these fans disappointed with their team’s performance however it’s a part of the game. With every sixer, every four whistles are seen to be blown. Bragging about their team’s victory to enjoying that sense of happiness fans devote themselves to this season. Jerseys put, hopes up that’s the fundamental this game follows. The jerseys of the teams give goosebumps to every fan. It becomes an emotion for them. Anything offensive said about their teams that very moment fans would be all set to speak on behalf of their idols. Keeping the spirit of IPL alive the love is seen by every IPL devotee. Hence, it’s been said, “Far from marking the end of nationalism the IPL is the ultimate triumph of that principle: A tournament in which the same nation wins.”