Former India pacer Venkatesh Prasad and spinner Sunil Joshi met MS Dhoni in Ranchi. The duo did a tour of Dhoni's garage in Ranchi farmhouse and were blown away by the ex-India captain's vintage bike and car collection. In a 1:49-minute video uploaded by Prasad on Twitter, he showcased Dhoni's garage which was jam-packed with a massive number of two-wheelers and four-wheelers.
"One of the craziest passion i have seen in a person. What a collection and what a man MSD is . A great achiever and a even more incredible person. This is a glimpse of his collection of bikes and cars in his Ranchi house.
Just blown away by the man and his passion @msdhoni." Prasad said in the tweet.
Watch the video here:
In the video, Prasad and Joshi can be seen with an astonished look on their faces. In the video which appeared to be recorded by Dhoni's wife Sakshi, the three former India cricketers also indulged in a small conversation.
Here's how the conversation goes:
Sakshi asked Prasad: "What do I say? How do you feel being in Ranchi first?"
Prasad replied: "Amazing! No, not all (not my first time in Ranchi). It’s my fourth time, but this place (MS Dhoni’s garage) is crazy."
Joshi jumped in and said: "Not the first time in Ranchi but first time with the legend. You can’t explain about this whole set up."
Prasad, who was entirely amazed by Dhoni's collection, said: "Bike showroom ho sakta hay yeh (This can be a bike showroom). Someone needs to have a hell of a lot of passion to have something else, I’m telling you. Unless and until someone is mad about this, you can’t (have these many bikes)."
Sakshi replied: "I would say mad," before turning the camera to Dhoni and asking "Why Mahi why? What was the need of this?"
Dhoni said: "Because you took everthing and I needed to have something of my own. This is the only thing you allowed."
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