wisdomimbibe.com
This tattoo, featuring a Japanese Samurai warrior with a raised sword, is located on his upper left arm.
On his left shoulder, Kohli has a tattoo he refers to as "the God's eye." He describes it as representing the all-seeing eye, symbolizing the idea that everything happening in life is being observed, and that there is always a higher power keeping track of all our actions.
On his left arm, he also has a tattoo of Lord Shiva, illustrating the deity in deep meditation on Mount Kailash. Kohli, a devout worshipper of Lord Shiva, carries this sacred image with him as a symbol of his faith.
The letters "Om"—a sacred sound and spiritual symbol—are inscribed near the God’s Eye tattoo on his shoulder.
The image of a monastery is inked on the left side of his shoulder, right beside the tattoo of Lord Shiva. This symbolizes Kohli's deep desire for both peace and power.
Kohli has his zodiac sign tattooed on his upper right arm, symbolizing his birth on November 5, 1988.
On his upper left arm, he has a tattoo of his mother's name, Saroj.
On his left arm, , he has his ODI cap number, 175, inked on the same arm.
On his right forearm, he has a tattoo of tribal symbols, representing his deep loyalty to his tribe, his team, and his unwavering fighting spirit, the aggro.
This is the Test cap number tattooed on his left arm, commemorating Virat Kohli's Test debut. He first played for India in June 2011 against the West Indies in Kingston. Although India won the match by 63 runs, Kohli scored just four runs off 10 balls in that game.
The name of his father, Prem, is also tattooed on his left hand. Kohli's father, who was a criminal lawyer, passed away in 2006.
Follow WhatsApp Channel and get updated