Indian cricketer Hardik Pandya is in the news these days due to the news of his marriage breaking up with wife Natasa Stankovic. Meanwhile, an old video of him is going viral on social media in which he is seen talking about his property. The cricketer had told in whose name he has transferred his property.
All-rounder Hardik Pandya and his wife Natasa Stankovic are making headlines due to reports of their separation. There are reports of a rift between them due to the husband not attending any IPL 2024 match. Meanwhile, a throwback video of the cricketer is going viral.
Hardik Pandya is one of the veteran players of the Indian cricket team today. He also became the captain of Mumbai Indians in IPL 2024. He remained in the headlines during the cricket match, but meanwhile there is a lot of discussion about his personal life as well. Now amid the news of separation from Natasha , an old video of Hardik is going viral, in which he is seen talking about his property.
Hardik Pandya had named the property in the name of this person
In the video of Hardik Pandya which is going viral on social media , he is telling in whose name he has transferred all his property. The cricketer says that not only his father and brother, but he too has transferred all his property to his mother’s name. He does not want to have to give 50 percent of his property to anyone in the future.
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Hardik Pandya did not want to give 50 percent to anyone
In the video, Hardik said, “Father’s account is in mother’s name, brother’s account and my account too. Everything is in their name. All the cars, houses, everything we have is in their name. I thought I will not take it in my name. I don’t have to give 50 percent to anyone in future. I said I will not take anything in my name. It will hurt me a lot if I give 50 percent to someone. It will remain in your name, 50 percent will not go anywhere.”
This video of Hardik Pandya is before his marriage. Amidst the news of his separation from Natasha Stankovic, this video of the cricketer is attracting the attention of the users.