MS Dhoni, Smriti Mandhana and Hardik Pandya team up for The Unstoppables - What is it all about?

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Indian cricket's three bright stars have teamed up in a video called The Unstoppables, as it was announced on Sunday (September 22).

Former India captain MS Dhoni, Indian women's team star batter Smriti Mandhana, and India all-rounder Hardik Pandya are set to be included in the 'shortest action film', as the poster of The Unstoppables read.

A social media video was released on Sunday, which saw Hardik Pandya and Smriti Mandhana in collaboration. The video of the promotion shows MS Dhoni, Hardik and Smriti watching something amid very stormy weather and thunderstorms. A man can be seen miking while people can be seen trying to figure out a yellow-coloured dust storm amid the monstrous atmosphere. It then switches where bikes and car can be seen and the video ends with two bikes and a car travelling amid dangerous weather along a hilly road.

"The odds were against us, but we turned the tables. Mahi, Smriti and I on a mission that seemed impossible. But together, we're unstoppable," a caption wrote on Hardik Pandya's Instagram profile along with the video.

Since the release of the video, it has captivated the minds of fans on social media. Many deduced it to be a new film the trio are acting, whereas some pointed it out as an advertisement for different brands.

What is The Unstoppable featuring MS Dhoni, Hardik Pandya and Smriti Mandhana?

A poster has surfaced on social media of 'The Unstoppables - Har Kadam Berok', which shows MS Dhoni, Mandhana and Pandya together. It is also mentioned as the 'Shortest Action Film' and is expected to be released soon.

MyKhel didn't check the authenticity of the poster but the main subject of this new promotion can be regarding various things. It can be a brand advertisement of some vehicles, whereas it may also be a short film consisting of the '3 Megastars'. Nothing is confirmed yet and more light on this is expected to arrive in the coming days.