Former India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni flew back into the country from Dubai and headed straight to Goa to ring in the New Year with his wife Sakshi Dhoni and daughter Ziva Singh Dhoni. MS Dhoni along with Sakshi danced into the wee hours of Wednesday morning as they celebrated New Year’s Eve 2025 in style.
The ex-captain of the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) was spotted enjoying a lively beachside party on New Year’s Eve. A viral video captured Dhoni and his wife, Sakshi, dancing and soaking in the festive vibes.
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Cutest Video of the day
Mahi Sakshi #MSDhoni pic.twitter.com/3qa3hE4VEw
— Chakri Dhoni (@ChakriDhonii) January 1, 2025
Sakshi also shared a touching moment of Dhoni lighting a Chinese lantern that floated into the night sky, illuminated by fireworks as the clock struck midnight on January 1. The couple attended the celebrations at Morjim Beach, adding to the cheerful atmosphere.
MS Dhoni celebrating New Year 2025 at Goa @MSDhoni #MSDhoni #HappyNewYear2025 pic.twitter.com/Ltrbo1Gm4t
— DHONI Era (@TheDhoniEra) January 1, 2025
Photos of Dhoni, dressed in a casual printed shirt and trousers, posing with Sakshi and their daughter, Ziva, quickly went viral on social media, bringing smiles to fans everywhere.
Earlier, Dhoni was seen at the Ranchi airport on his way to Goa with his family. Before this, the Chennai Super Kings captain celebrated Christmas at home, hosting a party where he donned a Santa Claus outfit, as revealed in photos shared by Sakshi.
Since retiring from international cricket in 2020, the 43-year-old Dhoni has focused on spending more quality time with his loved ones. Festivals and holidays have become a priority, with Dhoni often seen vacationing with family and friends in India and abroad.
In addition to these celebrations, Dhoni has made golfing an annual tradition, often playing with friends in the United States. He was even spotted on the course with re-elected US President Donald Trump, underscoring his enduring global appeal.
Reflecting on his glorious journey since making his international debut two decades ago, Dhoni explained during a recent interaction how his manager often suggested leveraging social media for public relations and how he would stay away from it.
“I have never been a big fan of social media, throughout I had different managers and they used to keep me pushing. I started playing in 2004, so Twitter and Instagram was getting popular and the managers were saying you should do some PR build, this and that, but I had the same answer… if I play good cricket I don’t need PR,” Dhoni said on the latest episode of ‘Tread Talks’ of Eurogrip Tyres.
He added, “So it was always if I have something I will put if I don’t have I won’t. I take stress away, I am not worried about who has how many followers, who is doing what because I know if I take care of cricket then everything will else will take care of itself.”
