Stars don’t always shine!

Cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar’s docu-drama did moderate business.

Promise of cricketainment

Despite cricket’s mass appeal in the country, many cricket-based films have failed to work.

Sachin also admits that he might be biased towards the actor since they are close friends.

Fans and former teammates alike have praised Sachin’s new biopic, which was released this week.

While Sachin Tendulkar hobnobbed with the bigwigs at his biopic premiere, he did not forget his former mentors and teammates.

The flip side to the story is that like everything else, public memory too is short-lived.

The first week of June will see two Hollywood heavyweight movies, Baywatch and Wonder Woman, battle it out at the box office.

The 44-year-old was speaking to reporters after the highlights of his upcoming biopic Sachin: A Billion Dreams was shown to the media.

In the making for almost five years, Sachin: A Billion Dreams by British filmmaker James Erskine is all set for a worldwide release on May 26.

The scenes that depict the cricketer’s childhood are actually shot in his old Dadar home.