Ranveer Singh & others react as Indian photographer Rohan Shrestha shares Messi photoshoot pics

Updated : Dec 25, 2022 11:25
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Ace celebrity photographer Rohan Shrestha got a chance to collaborate with Lionel Messi, who led Argentina to a win at the FIFA World Cup finals in Qatar. The photographer, who has worked with some prominent stars like Shah Rukh Khan, Kareena Kapoor, Sara Ali Khan and Ananya Panday, took to Instagram to share a few images from a photoshoot he did with Messi for an Indian brand.

Rohan revealed how he got the chance to photograph one of the most famous footballers in the world in the caption.  

He said he received a WhatsApp message from his friend asking if he’s a Messi fan. When he replied that he worships the ground the football star walks on, his friend asked if he would be interested in shooting him.

Rohan said it all happened just like that and this has been the most incredible part of his year.

The photographer further stated that he was a ball of anxiety prior and had to call up his friends to calm him down. He said the shoot was smooth and eventually Messi was told by his team that he was a MASSIVE fan. Messi hugged Rohan at the end of the shoot and he was in tears.

Ranveer Singh, who is an avid football fan, commented, ‘Living the dream!’ along with crying, evil eye amulet and other emojis.

A host of other celebrities also reacted to Rohan's post including Alia Bhatt, Mira Rajput, Pooja Hegde, Rashmika Mandanna, Shanaya Kapoor, and Bhumi Pednekar, and praised him for his achievement.

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