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Cricket is not just like any other sport in India. It is emotion, identity and passion. There is no exaggeration if we say that it is a part of life for millions of people in our country. Cricket players and movie stars are like demigods to them. Supporters celebrate their victories and records like festivals and mourn their defeats like personal losses. It is more like an obsession than anything else.
But increasingly, a disturbing trend is emerging – fans crossing limits in the name of celebrations and ending up damaging their own futures. This has been evident in recent times as section of ardent supporters turned fanatics in the name of celebrations in some parts of the country. Especially, in Telugu states, chaotic incidents unfolded in public places.
The conclusion of this year’s IPL once again highlighted the grim situation as reckless celebrations burst out after Royal Challengers Bengaluru won its second title. As soon as the match ended, roads got blocked, public property was damaged, dangerous bike rallies took over streets, fireworks were burst without safety measures, and in some cases, fans even get involved in fights, vandalism, or violent incidents.
What began as a celebration quickly snowballed into chaos. The harsh reality is that many supporters involved in these incidents are young people — students, job seekers, and professionals with their careers at stake. Several individuals have already been arrested in both Telugu states for breaking the law and creating ruckus.
A moment of unbridled excitement can result in police cases, arrests, criminal records, or legal troubles that follow them for years. Many realize too late that no sports victory is worth sacrificing education, employment opportunities, or personal reputation.
Earlier, such adulation was associated with politics. But, the culture has now transferred to sports and cinema. Every time a star hero’s film gets released in Telugu states, or a favourite cricket team registers victory, youth come out in large numbers and flout basic civic sense to create unnecessary commotion in the late hours and bring law and order to a halt.
Social media has also amplified this problem. Viral videos encourage extreme behavior because fans want attention, likes, and online validation. Dangerous stunts, aggressive celebrations, and provocative behavior are often rewarded with internet fame. This is pushing so many youngsters to resort to such extremism in the name of celebration.
Supporting a team should not be at the cost of losing basic common and civic sense. True fandom is celebrating responsibly, respecting others, and understanding that sports ultimately exist for entertainment. Players move on after tournaments, teams prepare for the next season, but legal consequences and damaged careers remain with individuals for years.
Passion for cricket, movies and politics is welcome, but too much adulation that leads to arrests, violence, or destruction of public property is not going to help in any way. As fan culture continues to grow bigger, supporters must remember one simple truth: celebrating a victory should never become the reason for losing your own future.
