Manu Bhaker's Mom Interacts With Javelin Star Neeraj Chopra; Internet Quips 'Rishta Pakka?'

India’s Olympic medalists Neeraj Chopra and Manu Bhaker recently became a major topic of discussion on the internet. However, it is not for their achievement but for a different reason altogether. Days after the video of their interaction went viral, another video has now gained traction, leaving fans even more intrigued. In the video, Bhaker’s mother, Sumedha Bhaker, is seen holding Neeraj Chopra’s hand and having a heartwarming conversation.

While their voice is audible, it seems like Mrs Bhaker is making a special request to the athlete.

The video instantly went viral, sparking hilarious reactions from users. Many even tried possible attempts to spark a romantic connection between the Olympians. “This is going to break the hearts of many girls,” the user wrote with the video.

“World ain’t ready for this yet,” read another comment.

Another quipped, “OMG…. Aunty is a fixer in public.”

A user added, “Common Indian mom Talking to the successful boy about her daughter’s marriage. But wait, we are not ready for it.”

“Rishta pakka hua,” a comment read.

Users jokingly concluded that Manu Bhaker’s mother was trying to fix Chopra as a suitable match for her daughter. Earlier, a video showing Chopra and Bhaker interacting with each other at the Olympic Village, looking all shy and reserved, as social media users suggested, suggested a “romantic connection.”

During this time, Bhaker’s mother even asked her daughter to pose for a picture with the javelin star.

Neeraj Chopra And Manu Bhaker At Olympics 2024

Both Neeraj Chopra and Manu Bhaker hail from Haryana and have excelled at the Paris Olympics 2024. India’s professional shooter Manu Bhaker created history in Paris by becoming the first Indian to bag two medals (bronze) at a single edition this year at the women’s 10m air pistol and pistol mixed team events.

Chopra won a silver in the men’s javelin, four years after he bagged a gold in the Tokyo edition. Both the athletes were even slated to represent India at the closing ceremony in Paris; however, Chopra was later replaced by PR Sreejesh.