Sourav Ganguly got a special gift on his 54th birthday, the first look of the biopic was released.

‘Dada: The Sourav Ganguly Story’ Poster Released: Former Indian cricket team captain Sourav Ganguly has released his biopic ‘Dada: The Sourav Ganguly Story’ on his 54th birthday. Described the first look poster as the most special birthday gift ever. National Award winning actor Rajkumar Rao is playing the role of Ganguly in this film. This film will be released in theaters on 14 May 2027.

Special moments of cricket refreshed

After the release of the poster, Ganguly said that it has made his birthday even more memorable. He said that this poster reminds him of the most special moments of his cricket career. Ganguly praised Rajkumar Rao and said that he has played this character with complete honesty and hard work. He is confident that Rajkumar will convey his life story to the audience in the best way.

Best wishes to the film team

Sourav Ganguly wished the entire team of the film and expressed hope that when this film will be released in theaters next year, the fans will definitely like it on the big screen. The first look poster of the film shows Rajkummar Rao in that historic moment of the 2002 NatWest Trophy final when Sourav Ganguly celebrated India’s victory by waving his shirt on the Lord’s balcony. The tricolor waving at the back of the poster makes this moment even more special.

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One of the best captains of India

Sourav Ganguly is counted among the most successful captains of Indian cricket. Under his captaincy, India achieved many big victories abroad. In the year 2001, India broke Australia’s streak of 15 consecutive Test wins by defeating Australia in the Test series. Apart from this, in 2002, India won the joint title of ICC Champions Trophy with Sri Lanka, made it to the final of the 2003 World Cup and also won the 2002 NatWest Trophy. His celebration by waving his shirt in the balcony of Lord’s is still counted among the most memorable moments of Indian cricket.