WATCH: MS Dhoni left speechless when asked a question in 'bathroom'

The cool and calm nature of MS Dhoni is known across the world. He is the calmest player on and off the cricket field, even when things go wrong. And that is the very reason why he got the tag of 'Captain Cool'.

Now, it seems that his nature has put him a spot of bother, though, in a funny way. 'Mahi' recently attended his friend Poorna Patel's wedding reception, and in there, he was asked a question for which he had no answer.

And the funnier fact was that the whole incident was happening in the bathroom. Rahul Vaidya posted a video on Instagram, where he asked Dhoni sitting in a bathroom, "Why do you think this is so cool?"

Dhoni, for once, did not have any answer to the question, as he replied, "I don't know."

Earlier on Monday, the former Indian skipper added another feather to his career. 'Mahi' has been announced as the highest taxpayer in the whole of Jharkand.

The state's income tax officials have revealed that the former Indian skipper paid a whopping Rs 12.17 crore in the fiscal year 2017-18. The amount is Rs 1.24 crore more than what he paid in the previous year.

Dhoni is one of the highest paid cricketers in the country, though, has seen himself drop to Grade A when it comes to BCCI's contract system. Earlier this year, India's cricketing body announced a new annual player contracts for October 2017 to September 2018.

While the likes of Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma stand to earn Rs 7 crore, being Grade A+ players, Dhoni would earn Rs 5 crore yearly given his Grade A status. He no longer plays in the Test format, and is only available for India in the T20Is and ODIs.

The former Indian skipper played all the six matches of the limited-overs leg against England. He came under scrutiny for his displays in the three-ODI series. Dhoni struggled to get runs in the second and third match, which India lost to eventually lose the series 2-1.

Following that, he was criticized by many fans on social media, with some demanding him to retire from cricket.