By Admin 
In the final match of IPL 2026, Gujarat Titans, batting first, scored 155 runs. There is usually an atmosphere of peace in the field after the innings break, but this is the occasion of the final. Seeing the performance of Kailash Kher in the field during the break of the innings, thousands of fans started cheering loudly for Lord Shiva.
Kailash Kher sang songs of Lord Shiva and along with other artists, he enthralled the gathering through dance. Meanwhile, a statue of Trishul was created in the sky and everyone was stunned to see it. After some time, the IPL trophy was also visible in the sky.
Kailash Kher also composed popular songs like Bhola Mere, Om Namah Shivay and Bam Lahari. The entire Narendra Modi Stadium echoed with the praise of Shiva. Through light show, a dancing picture of Lord Shiva was created, who also has a trident and damru in his hands. This picture has also started going viral on social media. The entire closing ceremony program was based on Lord Shiva.
Damru was also shown on the field through graphics. An amazing sight was seen in Narendra Modi Stadium, which fans are praising fiercely on social media.
Talking about the match, Washington Sundar played a fighting half-century of 50 runs for Gujarat. None of the other batsmen could stay at the crease for long.
Waaaaah nooo word to say for this closing ceremony thank you so much @IPL @JayShah whole ipl one side and this ceremony one side .. this is our Hindu rastra 😭❤ thank you for showing the Hindu culture and what a Performance man kailash kher and Other background dancers #IPLfinal pic.twitter.com/kNSthtPo8P
— ANUSH (@AnushSports) May 31, 2026
The #IPL The closing ceremony truly cast a spell—what a magnificent atmosphere! The tunes dedicated to Lord Shiva completely won everyone’s hearts.#RCBvsGT #IPLFinal #Ahmedabad #NarendraModiStadium 🏟️ pic.twitter.com/zCKREmOTwZ
— The Indomitable(✍🏻) (@politics_vibes) May 31, 2026
Closing ceremony Celebration of TATA IPL 2026#TATAIPL | #Final | #TheFinalLeap | #RCBvGT pic.twitter.com/LDx9xHxnDd
— shivam rastogi (@cvamrastogi) May 31, 2026