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Sachin Tendulkar Movie Analysis

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MOVIE NAME Sachin a billion dream
MOVIE RELEASE DATE 26 MAY 2017
DIRECTED BY James esrkine
WRITTEN BY James esrkine , Shivakumar Ananth
CAST SACHIN TENDULKAR
MUSIC BY AR Rehman
EDITTED BY Avdesh Mohla
PRODUCED BY Ravi Bhaggachra
COUNTRY INDIA
LANGUAGES HINDI MARATHI AND ENGLISH
MOVIE BUDGET 35 CRORE
BOX OFFICE INDIA AND WORLDWIDE 75 CRORE

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Sachin Tendulkar made film which is based on the life of Indian cricket and a billion of dreams is an Indian biographical film. This movie reveals few aspects of his life which have never been heard of or seen before. A tale of a small boy with dreams and his journey to becoming the God of Cricket and the most celebrated …show more content…

These skills of Sachin Tendulkar give good message to new generation how they can do hard worker in their life. He faced so many problems from the beginning to until end of his success but the god thing was he never gave up and keep going then finally he got success. He won three awards in his life Rajive Gandhi, Arjuna and Padma Shri award by Indian Government which gave in ability to do more in his life. Sachin Tendulkar always listen their parents and elder he took training from best experienced coach who also help him to get success.
When he started work on his movie that time he got daughter in his house he was very happy because he started his new life with his wife and daughter which give him more confidence about his movie. He is the only one in the whole cricket history who got so many gifts in the modern world. Now he is also works as a coach and gives training to their cricket lover. He explains his struggle life in this movie like how he starts his life in cricket world and how he starts getting famous. He made international world record in the cricket score which he made while playing match with other

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