Rajkumar Rao, the most memorable scene of Sourav Ganguly’s biopic will be shot at Lord’s ground, shooting will start in March.

News India Live, Digital Desk: There is a great news for the fans of the ‘Dada’ of Indian cricket i.e. Sourav Ganguly. Ganguly’s biopic, which was in discussion for a long time, is now going to become a reality. Actor Rajkumar Rao, who plays the lead role in the film, has completed preparations for this mega project. According to the latest reports, the shooting of the film will go on floors from March 2026 and a major part of it will be shot in London’s historic grounds. Lord’s Cricket Ground Will be filmed on.

That historic moment of Lord’s will be alive again

The highlight of the film would be the 2002 NatWest Series win. The moment when Sourav Ganguly took off his T-shirt and waved it on the balcony of Lord’s is considered to be the most iconic scene in Indian cricket history. The makers have taken special permission to shoot at Lord’s ground to maintain the authenticity of this scene.

Rajkumar Rao’s hard work

Rajkumar Rao is known for his ‘method acting’. To get into the character of Ganguly, he has been taking cricket training for the last several months. If sources are to be believed, he is closely studying Ganguly’s signature ‘off-side’ shots and his style of walking and talking. For Rajkumar Rao, this film can prove to be the most challenging and biggest project of his career.

Shooting schedule will start from March

The first schedule of the film is expected to begin in the second week of March in Kolkata, where Ganguly’s early life and journey to Eden Gardens will be shown. After this the entire team will leave for London. The film may be directed by Vikramaditya Motwane, although an official announcement is still awaited.

huge enthusiasm among fans

Ever since the announcement of Sourav Ganguly’s biopic, there is a huge craze about it on social media. Ganguly himself has played an active role in the scripting of this project, so that the untold stories of his life can be accurately presented on screen.