BHGSG News - TORONTO, Canada - April 28, 2014: Indian firebrand cricketer Virat Kohli features alongside actress Priyanka Chopra in the seventh anniversary cover of Hello! magazine.
The fiery Indian vice-captain is not only one of the best batsmen in the world but he has garnered a brand value over the recent past.
Kohli has surpassed Sachin Tendulkar in the ad time occupied on television, also leaving behind captain MS Dhoni.
The batsman is India's heartthrob at the moment on and off the field.
But Virat loses his shine while sharing the frame with actress Priyanka Chopra.
The "Exotic" lady is a style diva and stands out even in the most simplest of outfits.
The former Miss World is seen wearing a crop top over a full-length deep plum-coloured skirt with a long slit, flaunting her long legs.
Priyanka pulled back her hair in a ponytail; lips complimenting her plum skirt and she finishes the job with minimal accessories. The actress puts on heels that can kill (if her looks don't do the job).
In the clash of strong personalities Priyanka stands out in the cover shoot.
Lack of chemistry between the two is clearly visible; maybe shooting separately didn't help the cause.
Earlier, Virat had shot a TV ad with his alleged girlfriend Anushka Sharma for a hair product. Sparks flew in the set and the result of the fireworks is known to all.
Reports of a raging romance between Anushka and Virat often make it to the gossip columns.
Looking at the Hello! cover, Anushka will be more than happy for the cold chemistry.
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