In Pics: RCB players celebrate with family members after historic IPL 2025 title win

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Fans celebrate across India as Bengaluru turns red
Players share the moment with their loved ones

After nearly two decades of relentless effort, heartbreaks, and unwavering support from their fans, Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) finally tasted IPL glory. On June 3, 2025, at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, RCB defeated Punjab Kings (PBKS) by six runs in a thrilling final to clinch their first-ever Indian Premier League title. The victory marked a defining moment in the franchise’s journey, closing the chapter on years of near-misses and opening a new era of celebration.

Fans celebrate across India as Bengaluru turns red

As the final ball was bowled and victory confirmed, celebrations erupted across the country, especially in Bengaluru, where fans poured onto the streets waving RCB flags and chanting in joy. From metropolitan cities to small towns, RCB’s long-awaited triumph united cricket lovers in a wave of euphoria. Social media was flooded with congratulatory messages, videos of fans dancing, and fireworks lighting up the night sky. Bengaluru, in particular, turned into a festival zone with thousands gathering outside M. Chinnaswamy Stadium to mark the unforgettable night.

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Amid all the jubilation, the most heartwarming scenes came from the dressing room and ground, where RCB players celebrated the historic win with their families. Virat Kohli was seen embracing his wife Anushka Sharma, both emotional and proud of the long-awaited success.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar, a key figure in RCB’s bowling unit, shared the joyous moment with his wife Nupur Nagar, while Jitesh Sharma posed for victory photos alongside his wife, both beaming with pride. These personal moments added a deeper emotional layer to the win, highlighting the sacrifices and support behind each player’s journey.

The family celebrations reflected the emotional depth of the occasion—not just a victory on the field, but a collective triumph for everyone who stood beside the players through thick and thin.