- Gukesh defeats World No. 1 Magnus Carlsen in a classical match at Norway Chess 2025.
- Indian celebrities and politicians celebrate his historic win.
- Viral moment as Carlsen reacts angrily while Gukesh calmly meets fans.
D Gukesh’s victory over Magnus Carlsen in Round 6 of Norway Chess 2025 has sent shockwaves through the chess world. At just 18, Gukesh displayed maturity and composure, outplaying the five-time world champion in a gripping classical match.
The win sparked celebrations across India, with figures like Assam’s Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and actors Kangana Ranaut and Samantha Ruth Prabhu praising Gukesh’s brilliance.
The Calm After the Checkmate: Gukesh’s Rise and Carlsen’s Viral Reaction
Gukesh’s ascent has been meteoric, and this win solidifies his status as one of the world’s leading chess minds. Fresh from winning the 2024 Candidates Tournament, the young Indian Grandmaster has now managed what few others have—defeating Magnus Carlsen in a classical format, long considered Carlsen’s stronghold.
Magnus Carlsen, visibly rattled during the match, made headlines when he punched the table after realizing his position was lost. The clip has gone viral across platforms, showing the intense psychological pressure even top players face when challenged by rising stars.
Indian fans flooded social media with tributes and congratulations, hailing Gukesh as the future of chess. The fact that he took time to sign autographs and take selfies just moments after the emotional high of victory speaks volumes about his humility and composure.
This win is more than just a personal triumph—it marks the beginning of a new chapter for Indian chess. With young talents like Gukesh leading the way, India is poised to become a dominant force in global chess in the years ahead.
D Gukesh’s victory isn’t just a headline—it’s a herald of change in the world of chess. Calm, focused, and fearless, he’s reshaping the future of the game.
“You have to learn the rules of the game. And then you have to play better than anyone else.” — Albert Einstein
