Indian javelin star Neeraj Chopra was recently asked for his phone number by a female fan during an autograph session. The athlete’s gracious reaction has gone viral on social media, showing his charm and humility.

Neeraj Chopra's journey from a small village in Haryana to becoming an international sports icon is truly inspiring. His humility and grace make him a role model for aspiring athletes around the world.

Neeraj excelled at both events irrespective of losing out on the top spot. But what is even more remarkable is the fact he achieved the feat while battling injuries. Neeraj was dealing with a groin injury at the Olympics and on Sunday,

India's javelin star, Neeraj Chopra, has captured widespread attention after a video of his interaction with fans went viral on X, amassing close to one million views. The incident happened during what appears to be a public appearance,

Neeraj Chopra, an acclaimed javelin thrower, reflected on his challenging 2024 season after narrowly missing a title at the Diamond League in Brussels. Despite fracturing his hand during training, he competed and learned significant lessons.

Neeraj Chopra was signing autographs and posing for pictures when a fan asked him for his phone number. How the Olympic champion responded.

"Neeraj Chopra...Can I have your number?" a fan asked the javelin thrower while taking pictures with him after his second-place finish at the Diamond League.

A recent video of World Champion Neeraj Chopra has been making the rounds on social media. The Indian javelin star was seen signing autographs and taking pictures with fans in Brussels. In the clip, the Gold Medalist is approached by two women for photographs as he makes his way out.

The video has since gone viral on social media with more than half a million views and many reactions Harshvardhan Jaiman Neeraj Chopra, the Indian javelin player and the Paris Olympics silver medallist,

Neeraj Chopra recently finished second in the Diamond League final in Brussels. Prior to that, Neeraj won a silver medal at the Paris Olympics.