India vs Pakistan is never just a cricket match. It’s drama, adrenaline, nostalgia and social media chaos rolled into one. On February 15, 2026, at the ICC World Cup match held in Sri Lanka, the rivalry once again delivered high-voltage moments that kept fans glued to their screens. While players battled it out under pressure, creators grabbed their cameras and turned content into entertainment. From voice actors to dance creators and comedy veterans, here’s how these content creators reacted, performed and built viral content around the latest IND vs PAK showdown.
Wajahat Hasan: The Voice That Turned PAK’s Game Into a Spoof Anthem
Voice actor. Singer. YouTuber. Meme machine.
Wajahat Hasan is best known as the Hindi voice of Suneo Honekawa in Doraemon, a role he voiced from 2005 to 2019. He has also dubbed characters in Shinchan, Detective Conan, and Kiteretsu. Beyond dubbing, he is a trained singer from a musical background and formed the band Qareeb, gaining traction with Bollywood covers like “Khairiyat.”
With millions of subscribers on YouTube and hundreds of millions of views, his prank calls in Suneo’s voice became wildly viral.
What He Did in the IND vs PAK Reel
Instead of a regular reaction video, Wajahat did what he does best: he turned performance into parody.
He mocked the Pakistan cricket team’s performance by creating a satirical song around it. Using tonal exaggeration and his signature voice-control skills, he blended musical mockery with cricket commentary-style lines.
The reel didn’t rely on loud aggression. It leaned on clever lyric tweaks, comic timing, and subtle mimicry, the kind that lands because it sounds almost innocent, until you process the punch.
Anahita Karanjia: When a Live Telecast Realisation Became Comedy Gold
Dancer. Choreographer. Lifestyle influencer.
Anahita Karanjia has built a strong following with dance reels, fashion content, travel snippets and behind-the-scenes glimpses into the Bollywood ecosystem. She has worked as an assistant choreographer with Prabhu Deva, appeared in Thugs of Hindostan alongside Aamir Khan, and runs “Dance with Anahita,” a growing dance initiative.
She also balances business and management education with creator life and co-founded a cultural initiative called Wings.
The Match Moment
Her reel didn’t involve mocking through lyrics or mimicry. Instead, it captured a raw, unscripted reaction.
During a live telecast, she realised slightly late that cameras were on her. The delayed awareness, followed by a spontaneous facial shift, became the highlight.
That split-second “Oh, I’m live?” expression felt funny, cute and extremely shareable. Fans loved it because it wasn’t staged. It was real-time, real emotion, the kind social media amplifies instantly.
Keshav Maloo & Bhumika Maheshwari: From Creator Economy to Cricket Satire
Entrepreneurs. Media professionals. Digital ecosystem players.
Keshav Maloo is known for building and working with creator-focused platforms and helping brands collaborate with influencers. Bhumika Maheshwari creates lifestyle and event-based content and is frequently seen at major digital creator activations.
Together, they bridge content and business.
Their Reel Spin
In their IND vs PAK match reel, Keshav posed as a Pakistani fan. Not dramatically, but observably. His expressions mirrored the emotional arc of the match: early hope, mid-match tension and eventual visible disappointment.
Meanwhile, Bhumika danced in the background, celebrating India’s performance in a deliberately exaggerated way. The contrast created the humour.
It wasn’t loud roasting. It was visual storytelling. One frame, two moods. Celebration and despair. The comment section did the rest.
Be YouNick: Cinematic Comedy Meets Cricket Warm-Up Spoof
One of India’s early YouTube comedy heavyweights, Nikunj Lotia, known as Be YouNick, built his brand on high-production comedy sketches and recurring family characters. With millions of subscribers across YouTube and Instagram, he’s known for turning everyday situations into cinematic mini-films.
What He Did
Nick recreated the iconic warm-up moves of Pakistani players, not vaguely, but specifically.
He performed dance-style interpretations of on-field movements, mimicking warm-up stretches and rhythm patterns from the match. The twist? He did it in front of Pakistani influencers and fans.
That setting amplified the humour. It wasn’t subtle. It wasn’t hidden. It was a direct visual parody. The reel leaned into physical comedy, timing, expression and body language. No overexplaining. Just imitation and delivery.
ThatRohitG: POV Comedy With Player-Specific Punchlines
Rohit Gangadharan, widely known as ThatRohitG, has built a strong following with relatable POV-style reels and witty storytelling. Apart from content, he is also active in the creator and digital marketing ecosystem.
His Angle on the Match
Instead of broad national commentary, Rohit zoomed in on player-specific moments.
He highlighted how Indian players like Rinku Singh and Ishan Kishan performed, adding layered sarcasm directed at Pakistani reactions.
The reel played like a confident recap, subtle swagger, sharp commentary, and facial expressions that did most of the talking. It wasn’t screaming humour. It was conversational teasing.
When Cricket Becomes Content Currency
IND vs PAK matches have always sparked reactions. What’s changed is how those reactions are packaged.
• A voice actor turns performance into parody music
• A dancer’s live telecast surprise becomes meme-worthy
• Creator entrepreneurs act out fan emotions
• A comedy veteran reenacts warm-ups in front of rivals
• A POV creator builds punchlines around player highlights
