Here’s what happened:

During the World Championship of Legends (WCL) 2025 final at Edgbaston, England, South Africa Champions defeated Pakistan Champions by nine wickets — highlighted by AB de Villiers’s unbeaten 120 off just 60 balls (The News International).

Immediately after the match, during the live post‑match broadcast, anchor Karishma Kotak asked WCL co‑owner Harshit Tomar how he planned to celebrate the tournament’s success. To her surprise, he replied with sincerity and a playful grin:

“Once this is over, probably I’m going to propose to you.”
Kotak responded on air with, “Oh my God!” before composure and continuing the presentation (The Indian Express).

The spontaneous on‑air moment was captured in a video that quickly went viral, setting social media abuzz (Gulf News).

🎤 Who Is Karishma Kotak?

• A British‑Indian model, actress, and television presenter, she launched her career in the UK at age 16, appearing in the 2006 Kingfisher Calendar (The Indian Express).
• She took part in Bigg Boss Season 6 and later pivoted into cricket broadcasting, including roles as an IPL auction and sports presenter (ABP Live).

🧔 Who Is Harshit Tomar?

• Singer, actor, lyricist, producer, and co‑owner of WCL alongside Bollywood star Ajay Devgn.
• He rose to fame via reality TV (e.g. MTV Roadies, Superstud on Bindass), then established a music career with hits like “Wooffer” and “Pyaar Te Jaguar” (with Neha Kakkar) (Dynamite News Hindi, Indiatimes).

🧭 Public Reactions & Media Buzz

The exchange sparked a wide range of reactions. Some viewers found it light-hearted and sweet; others criticized Harshit’s gesture, questioning its appropriateness given the live broadcast setting and power dynamics (The Indian Express). Meanwhile, tabloids delved into Karishma’s net worth (around ₹15 crore), her film ventures, and her high-profile on-screen career (Indiatimes).

📌 Summary Table

This live marriage proposal became the most talked‑about off‑field moment of WCL 2025 — stealing headlines from even AB de Villiers’s match‑winning century.

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