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Why MS Dhoni’s daughter Ziva was invited to Ambalappuzha Temple as special guest

A video of MS Dhoni’s daughter Ziva singing a Malayalam film song has earned her an invitation to the Ambalappuzha Temple as a special guest for their festival devoted to Lord Krishna

Updated on: Oct 28, 2017, 12:14:47 IST
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MS Dhoni’s daughter Ziva Singh Dhoni is only two years old, but her young age has not stopped her from becoming a social media sensation in recent times.

MS Dhoni’s daughter Ziva Singh Dhoni continues to win hearts on social media. (Instagram: zivasinghdhoni006)
MS Dhoni’s daughter Ziva Singh Dhoni continues to win hearts on social media. (Instagram: zivasinghdhoni006)

Ziva was recently in the limelight for offering her father a bottle of water at the end of the Celebrity Clasico football game between Virat Kohli’s All Heart FC side and Abhishek Bachchan’s All Stars FC.

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And a recent video posted on Ziva’s own Instagram account – which has over 50,000 followers – has once again captured the hearts of people.

In the video, Ziva is singing a Malyali song from the 1992 Malyalam film ‘Adwaytham’, which was taught to her by her nanny Sheila, who herself is from Kerala.

MS Dhoni is currently a part of the Indian cricket team that is playing New Zealand in a three-match ODI series. The series is tied at 1-1 and the deciding match will be played on Sunday, 29th October 2017 in Kanpur.

 
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