Kartik Aaryan shares Harry Kane's Hindi-speaking video after Ballon d'Or triumph

Remember when Bollywood star Kartik Aaryan taught Harry Kane how to speak Hindi? Well, that video has taken on a whole new meaning after the England captain won the 2026 Ballon d'Or in London on Monday. National Award winning actor Kartik Aaryan revisited their hilarious interaction on Instagram on Tuesday to congratulate the Bayern Munich striker on becoming the best footballer in the world. And…

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