Throwback when Brett Lee once bowled to Vibhuti in Bhabiji Ghar Par Hain to impress Angoori Bhabhi; fans call it 'Multiverse'

In 2016, veteran Australian cricketer Brett Lee made an appearance on the sets of the popular comedy show Bhabi Ji Ghar Par Hain, which delighted cricket fans and TV viewers alike. Doesn't that sound unbelievable? He was there to promote his film UnIndian, but what made the visit even more memorable was a friendly cricket match with actor Aasif Sheikh.
A recently uncovered clip from the program recalls Brett Lee playing cricket on the set with Aasif Sheikh, who portrays Vibhuti Narayan Mishra in the series. The moment was later featured in the show, which was a pleasant surprise for viewers. The clip shows Sheikh asking Brett Lee, “Tune ball itni tez kyun kii? (Why did you bowl so fast?)” To this, Lee replied, “I wanted to impress Bhabi ji.” “You too?” asked a shocked Vibhuti. Meanwhile, Bhabi ji aka Angoori, played by Shubhangi Atre, stands back and watches them play.
Netizens flocked to the comments section to express their surprise. A user asked, "What kind of multiverse is this?" Another person stated, "Ye log kisi ko bhi laa skte hai apne serial mai." A few people voiced their disappointment in missing the episode, writing, "Which episode? "How could I miss it?"
During his visit, Brett Lee met with the cast and crew of Bhabi Ji Ghar Par Hain and posed for photos with everyone. The actors admired the cricketer's humility and friendliness. Shubhangi, who played Angoori bhabhi, posted a photo of herself with the Australian cricketer carrying a bat with the caption, "Shot with #Brettlee today...what an amazing experience... Clean bowled by the fastest bowler in the world."

Brett Lee starred in UnIndian, an Australian romantic comedy directed by Anupam Sharma, with Tannishtha Chatterjee. The film, shot entirely in Sydney, examined cultural contrasts and a cross-cultural romance in a light-hearted manner. Brett Lee was shifting from cricket to acting at the time, and his promotional tour introduced him to Indian fans outside of sport.