During a lighthearted family discussion, former Indian wicketkeeper Wriddhiman Saha found himself in a humorous situation when his daughter asked him to help her meet Indian captain Shubman Gill. Saha repeatedly denied her request, leading to a charming moment that was captured by his wife. Wriddhiman Saha is one of the finest Indian wicketkeepers and has an illustrious career for Indian whites. The Bengal player has also done a prominent job for the domestic side. Hailing from Siliguri, he made his India debut in 2010. In 2025, he ended his cricket career after playing his final match for Bengal.
What does the video show?
In the video, we can see Wriddhiman Saha’s daughter keep asking for help from him about meeting with Shubman Gill, and Wriddhiman Saha calmly denied the request, saying, Gill has become a star now, and she needs to stand in line to meet him without using any privilege. This video showed how Wriddhi wants her daughter to grow, and netizens also reacted to the parenting style. Posting the video, Wriddhiman Saha’s wife, Romi Mitra, captioned it on Instagram, “A sweet conversation between Wriddhi and Anvi. When Anvi wants to meet teenage sensation Subhman Gill, but still Wriddhi is wriddhi for him, no shortcuts.”
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In the video, Wriddhiman Saha also said that he is not a star anymore. This video tells a lot about the father-daughter bonding. As soon as the video surfaced, it went viral.
Wriddhiman Saha's career
He made his debut in 2010 but truly came into the spotlight after MS Dhoni stepped away from Tests. From 2015 to 2019, Saha became India’s go-to wicketkeeper in the longest format. He played 40 Test matches, scoring over 1,300 runs, including three centuries. While his batting was steady, it was his wicketkeeping that stood out.
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His quick reflexes, clean catches, and sharp stumpings made him one of the safest hands behind the stumps. Saha didn’t get many chances in ODIs due to heavy competition. In the IPL, though, he made a mark; his unbeaten century in the 2014 final remains a highlight.
In domestic cricket, he was a pillar for Bengal, scoring over 7,000 runs and earning deep respect for his consistency and skill.
