Dhoni's advice for a fan!

Even after waiting for three long hours, the media and fans welcomed 'M.S.Dhoni: The Untold Story' team, which included Mahendra Singh Dhoni, Sushant Singh Rajput, Neeraj Pandey with a loud cheer and 'Dhoniii Dhoniii chants'!

The event started with fan interactions and one of the many question asked by a fan was 'how to be calm during exams as MSD is known as captain cool.'

To this Mahi gave a fantastic reply, he said,"There is a very simple answer to this as I have gone through this situation in my life. So it is easy for me to answer your question."

He told bottom line in a sentence,"See, when u get the paper it's already too late."

Then he explained further,"If you have studied for the whole year then you know all the answers though you might forget some but ultimately you will be able to write the answer sheet. And that's why whenever I visit any school I tell the students that it is important to be attentive in the class when you are in the class and you should study everyday. Don't be in the mood like you study continuously and do nothing for rest of the year!"

The Indian cricket team captain also unfolded one of his childhood memories which was related to the question the fan asked.

Talking about my life, in class 12th I had matches and I was hesitating to tell my father about that. "Mummy ko toh pata lia tha ab papa ko kaise pataya jaye? (I had convinced my mom but was wondering how to convince my dad) And tell him that I want play a match before the exams. Also, as soon as the exam gets over I need to board a train and leave for another match, play it and then I will be coming home."

He added further, "Finally, after I gathered some courage, I went to him (Dhoni's father) and told him everything. He answered very calmly. He said If you have put all your efforts for a year then one day won't matter and if you haven't worked whole year then also one day won't matter."

Well, looks like MSD learned how to keep calm from his father!

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