<p>British Indian entrepreneur Poonam Gupta has bought a painting depicting Virat Kohli's IPL journey over 10 years for a whopping 2,90,000 pounds (approx Rs 2.4 crore).<br /><br />The artist is Sasha Jaffrey and it was bought during the recent charity dinner organised by Virat Kohli foundation.<br />Sasha is an award winning and one of the most notable painters in the world.<br /><br />He has collaborated with likes of David Beckham, MS Dhoni, Yuvraj Singh for their charities and causes. "What I like about this young generation of Indian cricketers is that they are responsible and want to make difference on and off the field. I am very connected to the cause taken up by Virat," said Poonam Gupta, who is CEO of Scotland based company PG Papers.<br /><br />"Slavery has no place in this world and we need to stand up and do our bit. I am glad Virat has come forward against this evil and by buying this magnificent piece of art created by my favourite artist Sasha Jaffrey, I tick two boxes. I take a rare master piece to my home and also help this noble cause in my own way," Gupta said.</p>
<p>British Indian entrepreneur Poonam Gupta has bought a painting depicting Virat Kohli's IPL journey over 10 years for a whopping 2,90,000 pounds (approx Rs 2.4 crore).<br /><br />The artist is Sasha Jaffrey and it was bought during the recent charity dinner organised by Virat Kohli foundation.<br />Sasha is an award winning and one of the most notable painters in the world.<br /><br />He has collaborated with likes of David Beckham, MS Dhoni, Yuvraj Singh for their charities and causes. "What I like about this young generation of Indian cricketers is that they are responsible and want to make difference on and off the field. I am very connected to the cause taken up by Virat," said Poonam Gupta, who is CEO of Scotland based company PG Papers.<br /><br />"Slavery has no place in this world and we need to stand up and do our bit. I am glad Virat has come forward against this evil and by buying this magnificent piece of art created by my favourite artist Sasha Jaffrey, I tick two boxes. I take a rare master piece to my home and also help this noble cause in my own way," Gupta said.</p>