The IPL 2025 season witnessed a heartwarming and historic moment as Punjab Kings co-owner Preity Zinta erupted in joyous celebration in the stands, her emotions overflowing as her team clinched a coveted top-two finish for the first time in 11 years.

Punjab Kings’ thrilling victory in their final league game sealed their position in the top two of the IPL points table — a feat they hadn’t achieved since their stellar 2014 campaign when they finished runners-up. The match was nothing short of a rollercoaster, and Preity Zinta, a regular presence in the team’s dugout and an ever-passionate supporter, couldn’t hold back her tears of happiness.

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Clad in the team’s red jersey, Preity was seen cheering every boundary, praying during tense overs, and finally jumping with joy when the winning run was scored. As cameras panned to her, social media lit up with fans hailing her unwavering support through the franchise’s highs and many lows.

“It’s been an emotional ride,” Preity said in a post-match interview. “This team has worked so hard this season. To finally make it to the top two — it means so much. The fans have waited, I have waited, and I’m so proud of the boys!”

Punjab’s rise to the top has been nothing short of remarkable. Under the leadership of a dynamic captain and guided by a restructured support staff, they showcased consistency, aggression, and a newfound tactical maturity. Key performances from both senior players and emerging stars played a vital role in their turnaround season.

For fans of the franchise, this season has rekindled memories of 2014, when the Kings dominated the league but fell short in the final. With a top-two finish now secured, they get a valuable second chance in the playoffs — a crucial advantage in the race to the final.

Preity Zinta, who has been associated with the team since its inception, has often been seen wearing her heart on her sleeve — cheering passionately from the stands and remaining loyal even during underwhelming seasons. Her emotional celebration this time felt like a personal victory.

As Punjab prepares for the playoffs, the energy in the camp is palpable. With their co-owner’s faith stronger than ever and the team peaking at the right time, Punjab Kings are not just playoff contenders — they are title hopefuls.

For the Kings and their Queen, the dream is alive — and this time, it feels more real than ever.