Recently the cricket-crazy side of Twitter was taken by a storm, after a Zimbabwean resident declared "revenge time" on Pakistan via the T20 Zimbabwe Vs Pakistan match. When curious cricket fans prodded him for the reason behind his pre-match wrath, the Zimbabwean twitter handle revealed that he and his people were "defrauded" into believing a Pakistanti doppelganger for Mr. Bean (the iconic character played by British actor Rowan Atkinson), during a totally unrelated event.

This is tha fuck called Pak Bean who imitates Mr Bean stealing peoples money pic.twitter.com/n5qe50SsWp

— Ngugi Chasura (@DregChasura) October 25, 2022

People of Zimbabwe wanted Mr Bean to make appearance at an event, what they got was "Mr Pak Bean". Now they are upset and want revenge against pak cricket team.

Can't blame them, this is betrayal of highest order 🤣pic.twitter.com/OPp5TPqX4O

— APJ (@apj234) October 26, 2022

What a win for Zimbabwe! Congratulations to the Chevrons.

Next time, send the real Mr Bean…#PakvsZim 🇿🇼

— President of Zimbabwe (@edmnangagwa) October 27, 2022

Actually crying after reading the Pak Bean thread man I love this hellsite and its UNHINGED stories

— Musad Afzal (@MusadAfzal) October 26, 2022

Cricket-Twitter was in splits after this reveal and even the President of Zimbabwe ran with it to revel in the victory of his country's team. At this time, it has been revealed that not just Mr. Bean even Superstar Rajinikanth has a Pakistan- famous doppelganger, who wishes to visit India.

#WATCH: Pakistani doppelgänger of India’s biggest action-movie star @rajinikanth. The Indian actor's look-alike says he could still not act like #Rajinikanth but he enjoyed the attention.
-https://t.co/fjIBAHrFL1 pic.twitter.com/gwkB0WNc31

— Arab News Pakistan (@arabnewspk) November 2, 2022

He looks like @Rajinikanth & he’s mastered his signature moves: flipping of the sunglasses, tossing of the cigarette, flicking of the hair. Meet Pakistani doppelgänger of #India’s great action-movie star whose only dream now is to one day meet his celebrity lookalike @arabnewspk pic.twitter.com/H9w48TWWaK

— Mehreen Zahra-Malik (@mehreenzahra) November 2, 2022

Imitating Arunachalam Rajinikanth, 62 year old ex-government official Rehmat Gashkori told the Arab News in Pakistan, “During my service with the deputy commissioner’s office in Sibi, I didn’t care too much about the comments about my resemblance with Rajinikanth. After I retired, I started using social media where many people started calling me by that name. I accepted it since I realized that God had blessed me with the looks of a great actor and human being.”

Gashkori also shared how his resemblance to Rajini is accepted not just in Pakistan but from neighbouring countries including India. "I remember that I once traveled to Karachi for a medical checkup. While I was visiting a shopping mall, people gathered around me in large numbers and started taking selfies. Some of them asked: ‘Are you Rajinikanth?’ I replied: ‘Yes, but I’m from Pakistan. People from Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Nepal comment on my pictures and call me Rajnikanth.”