
Dhanashree Verma, the wife of Indian cricket team cricketer Yuzvendra Chahal, has shared a loving video on her Instagram on Karva Chauth. In this video, Chahal was seen opening his wife's fast on a video call. In this video, Dhanashree first sees Chahal's face, then the moon, and then is seen breaking her fast by drinking water. These days Chahal is in Australia for the T20 World Cup. That's why he celebrated Karva Chauth in this special way. Fans are getting to see the amazing chemistry of this pair even after being far away. At the same time, Yuzvendra also congratulated his wife Dhanashree on Karva Chauth. During this, while sharing many of his pictures with Dhanashree, he wrote in the caption 'Happy Karva Chauth Wife Love You.' Let us tell you that Yuzvendra Chahal's wife Dhanashree is a choreographer and runs dance classes. watch video
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