Former India skipper Virat Kohli, over the course of his illustrious career, has grown not just a modern-era great, a legend to be more precise, in world cricket, but also as a human being. And much of the latter, as admitted by him as well many a times, led to his rising dominance in international cricket, with the illustration of his earlier self almost fade away. But AB de Villiers, who shared the dressing room with Kohli for IPL franchise Royal Challengers Bangalore, still distinctly remembers his first very impression of the star India batter. And it is not a pleasant oneThe ebbs and flows of life has calmed down Kohli a lot and De Villiers certainly agreed to that during his conversation with another former RCB cricketer Chris Gayle on franchise's YouTube channel. But 10-12 years back, when Kohli was in his early 20s, having just cemented his spot in the Indian team and won the ODI World Cup at home under MS Dhoni's captaincy, De Villiers remembers a different Kohli.The former South Africa captain admitted that he when he first met the ex-RCB skipper in 2011, he found him “cocky and arrogant” and felt “he's got to come down to earth a bit” as Gayle was left in splits before hinting that he wasn't really fond of the India batter around that time