Anil Kapoor eager to feature in Sachin Tendulkar's biopic

A biopic on the sportspersons has become a norm in Bollywood in the last few years. MS Dhoni, Mary Kom, Geeta and Babita Phogat, all of them have shared their life struggles before gaining fame on the silver screen. Even Sachin Tendulkar has done the same in his movie ‘Sachin: A Billion Dreams’. But that was more like a documentary and didn’t include any specific actor to perform the role.

While the biopics of many athletes are already in the pipeline, it would not be a surprise if Sachin’s biopic with actors also releases in the near future. Currently, the much-awaited movie in the fraternity is India’s heroic 1983 World Cup victory in which Kapil Dev’s role is being performed by the superstar Ranveer Singh.

Meanwhile, the evergreen actor Anil Kapoor has expressed himself on playing a role in such biopics and wants to feature in Sachin Tendulkar’s biopic if there is going to be any.

I am a huge fan

Anil Kapoor, as usual, is gaining a lot of accolades for his performance in his latest release ‘Total Dhamaal’ which hit the theatres last week on Friday. While it is a multi-starrer movie, the veteran actor’s chemistry with another legendary actress Madhuri Dixit on the big screen has received a lot of positive reviews.

Recently, while speaking to the media about the success of the movie, Anil Kapoor expressed his wish to play a role in Master blaster’s biopic. “(Want to feature in) Sachin Tendulkar (biopic)… Because I am a huge fan of his,” he was quoted as saying by the Indian Express.

Recently, even Shah Rukh Khan had wished to play Virat Kohli’s role in the latter’s biopic and wanted the actress Katrina Kaif to be Anushka Sharma in the movie ahead of his much-awaited film ‘Zero’. The veteran actor shares a good rapport with Anushka and it was visible during the release of the movie.

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