Actors Michael B Jordan, Jonathan Majors and Ranveer Singh were spotted together in Salt Lake City in Utah on Saturday. They were seen chatting about Jordan’s forthcoming action extravaganza with Warner Bros. 

Ranveer, who is appointed as India’s brand ambassador for the NBA in 2021, was part of Dwayne Wade’s team, the Miami Heat. Simu Liu, who is known for his role as Shang Chi in the Marvel film, and comedian Hasan Minhaj also featured alongside Ranveer. 

 

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Along with this, a picture featuring Ranveer and Ben Affleck has created a lot of gossip. Ben was promoting his upcoming Prime Video film, Air, and had come to watch the game. The picture was shared by the NBA on Instagram. Here, the two are having a conversation on the basketball court. The expressions on their faces say the rest. And when it comes to captions it’s more creative that we can’t miss them. It read, “Gully Boy x Gone Girl. A special buzz was in the air at the #CelebGame.” 

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Ranveer was dressed in bright colours with a yellow T-shirt, pink puffy jacket and blue pants and bucket hat. He was wearing neon green sneakers. His posts and captions make all the waves for fans around the globe. They have flooded the comments section with fire and red heart emojis. Ranveer Singh has also shared pictures from the 2023 NBA All-star game. 

 

After playing at the NBA All-Star Celebrity game, Ranveer Singh enjoyed the rest of the weekend as a spectator. After the game the actor was seen spending time with former basketball players like Karl Malone, Reggie Miller, and Shaquille O’Neal, Marvel stars Jonathan Majors, Michael B Jordan, Simu Liu and filmmaker Spike Lee. 

According to Ranveer, “I have been a basketball fan since I was a child. It is one of the most electrifying sports in the world and NBA stars have been shaping pop culture for decades now. From Michael Jordan to Allen Iverson to LeBron James, the NBA has developed a unique culture among its players and fans. The players’ impact on and off the court is something that I admire.”