It 'been a victory celebration, which has lost the Mohali and Chandigarh awake until dawn.
From outside the stadium, fans were performed traditional dance "Bhangra" Punjabi.
No one is allowed to transit without a dance for atleast a minute. And so, you will get its way among the first, loved to dance, whether you were an Indian or a foreigner.
It 'hard to describe the joy of fans with his words. Many were seen bursting firecrackers and fireworks light the path of heaven.
"Independence Day has come seven months," said a clerk. After the action on stage and danced his way back he refuses to give way to traffic. Traffic police had to intervene and appeal to a mild lathi charge, but the boy remained jokes just for them (the police) running towards them. It was probably midnight madness.
With Bollywood actors Aamir Khan, Preity Zinta and Vivek Oberoi also join in the celebrations of victory, the drama was more like a scene from a film.
Speaking of his experience at the airport to the stadium, Oberoi said. "I've never seen so many planes waiting to land at a small airstrip seems that the whole of India is coming for the game."
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From outside the stadium, fans were performed traditional dance "Bhangra" Punjabi.
No one is allowed to transit without a dance for atleast a minute. And so, you will get its way among the first, loved to dance, whether you were an Indian or a foreigner.
It 'hard to describe the joy of fans with his words. Many were seen bursting firecrackers and fireworks light the path of heaven.
"Independence Day has come seven months," said a clerk. After the action on stage and danced his way back he refuses to give way to traffic. Traffic police had to intervene and appeal to a mild lathi charge, but the boy remained jokes just for them (the police) running towards them. It was probably midnight madness.
With Bollywood actors Aamir Khan, Preity Zinta and Vivek Oberoi also join in the celebrations of victory, the drama was more like a scene from a film.
Speaking of his experience at the airport to the stadium, Oberoi said. "I've never seen so many planes waiting to land at a small airstrip seems that the whole of India is coming for the game."

