Bollywood actors plays football match in Dubai for charity purpose

AG Events company organised a football match in Dubai in which Bollywood celebrities like Kartik Aaryan, Abhishek Bachchan, Ranbir Kapoor, and many others played the game with a locally formed team from the UAE for charitable contributions purposes on Saturday evening, and 7 May.

AG Events company organised a football match in Dubai in which Bollywood celebrities like Kartik Aaryan, Abhishek Bachchan, Ranbir Kapoor, and many others played the game with a locally formed team from the UAE for charitable contributions purposes on Saturday evening, and 7 May.

Fans from Dubai came together to witness their favourite Bollywood stars live playing football. Both football and movie enthusiasts came together to watch this star-studded football match that pit two celebrity camps against each other located at the Shabab Al Ahli Stadium, Mamzar.

Advertisement

Over 18 Bollywood stars were a part of the Bunty Walia-owned All Stars Football Club (ASFC), which took on a locally assembled Emirates United that included the likes of Nasser Al Neyadi, former UAE footballer Mohammed Qasim, and Bakhit Saad, famous radio personality Kris Fade and Abdulaziz Binbaz.

Naseer, the captain of Emirates United, said, “We are pleased to be hosting the All Stars Football Club in Dubai and, most importantly, for a worthy cause. Football is a game that brings individuals together, and despite whoever wins in the end, the most significant thing is that the right objective is achieved. We pledge our fans a thrilling performance, and may the best team win.”

Other ASFC celebs include Shoojit Sircar, Vivian Dsena, Rohan Shrestha, Shabir Ahluwalia, Armaan Ralhan, Shashank Khaitan, Dino Morea, Leander Paes, Harpreet Baweja, Aparshakti Khurana, Karan Wahi, KVM, Abhimanyu Dasani, and Samir Kochhar.

The game was won by Emirates United by 3-0, though the Bollywood celebs put on a good show. Salim, Fadi Al-Khatib and Abdulaziz Binbaz were the goalscorers in the game. Binbaz also won the award of Golden Boot, whereas goalkeeper Fawaz grabbed the Golden Glove award.

Dino Morea, who is a Bollywood star and a dedicated football enthusiast, was all over the pitch during the game. The actor, aged 46, impressed visitors with his stamina and energy and played the entire game.

The match was an exciting affair, and in spite of high soaring temperatures, a huge crowd turned up to watch their favourite Bollywood actors play. This also reflected the hold that Bollywood and its stars have on the people of UAE, especially Dubai, a city considered second home by several from the film industry.

Advertisement

Tariq Saeed

Read More

UAE: Dubai Police organizes ‘Ramadan Football Championship’ for students

The Dubai Police has recently concluded the 'Ramadan Football Championship' for university and college students, with the participation of 16 football teams representing several universities and colleges in the country.

Crown Prince of Dubai passes resolution to align ICT strategies

The Crown Prince of Dubai has passed a resolution to align the ICT strategies of the government entities to push forward digital transformation and reduce risks.

UAE Students bashes UK trend to get top grades every year after COVID-19 pandemic

Students in UAE have beaten the trend of getting downgraded scores as schools in the Emirates reported a plurality have got marks uniformly with their predicted scores.

Recent

UAE Insurance Sector Recovers from Record Rains, Faces Premium Hike and Rising Health Insurance Inquiries

Within three months, the majority of claims were evaluated and successfully paid out, according to Toshita Chauhan, the business head at Policybazaar.ae. However, some claims were declined due to fraudulent activities, with individuals attempting to exploit the situation

Fuel prices rise in UAE

The UAE Fuel Price Committee announced the new prices of fuels via their official Twitter handle yesterday, March 31, 2022. 

Middle East: Carriers offer free rescheduling for Covid-19 positive passengers

According to the department, there has been a setback for the Middle East passengers to get tested positive in the 48-hour RT-PCR test or...
admin

Too Many Requests