Video of fan putting 'tilak' with blood on Virat Kohli's poster after RCB's IPL 2025 triumph goes viral [Watch]

A passionate fan celebrated RCB's IPL 2025 triumph by applying 'tilak' on a Virat Kohli poster with his blood. A video of the fan cutting his wrist with a sharp object has gone viral on social media.

He proceeded to take the blood and applied it to Kohli's poster. At the time of writing, the clip has garnered over 1 lakh 60 thousand views on the microblogging platform X.

You can watch the clip below:

RCB and Virat Kohli won their maiden IPL title by beating Punjab Kings (PBKS) in the final of the 2025 edition. The Rajat Patidar-led side secured a stunning six-run victory over Shreyas Iyer and company in the summit clash at Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad, on Tuesday, June 3.

Kohli was the top scorer for RCB in the IPL 2025 final. The ace batter scored 43 runs off 35 deliveries. He was also their highest run-getter of the season, finishing with 675 runs across 15 innings at a strike rate of 144.71.

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"This team made the dream possible" - Virat Kohli on RCB's memorable IPL 2025 campaign

Virat Kohli penned a heartfelt note after RCB's victorious IPL 2025 campaign. He dedicated the trophy to the Bengaluru fans, who showed unwavering support for the side despite years of heartbreak.

The 36-year-old wrote on Instagram:

"This team made the dream possible , a season I’ll never ever forget. We’ve thoroughly enjoyed the ride over the last 2.5 months. This one is for the fans of rcb who never ever left our side in the worst of times. This one is for all the years of heartbreaks and disappointment."

"This is for every inch of effort left on the field playing for this team. As far as the ipl trophy is concerned- you’ve made me wait 18 years to be able to lift you and celebrate my friend, but it’s been absolutely worth the wait," he added.

RCB all-rounder Krunal Pandya was the Player of the Match in the IPL 2025 final. The left-arm spinner conceded just 17 runs from his four overs and picked up the wickets of Prabhsimran Singh and Josh Inglis.