Rajkummar Rao has officially started filming for his upcoming sports biopic, Dada: The Sourav Ganguly Story. The actor shared the first glimpses from the set, marking the beginning of a highly anticipated project.
The film will chronicle the life and career of former Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly.
Shooting Kicks Off at Iconic Eden Gardens
The first schedule of the film has begun at Eden Gardens, one of India’s most iconic cricket stadiums. The location holds special significance as it is closely associated with Ganguly’s cricketing legacy.
Photos shared from the set include a clapboard featuring the film’s title and visuals of the “Sourav Ganguly Stand,” adding authenticity to the project.
First Look Creates Buzz Among Fans
Rajkummar Rao shared the images on social media, instantly creating excitement among fans. The announcement has generated strong buzz, with audiences eager to see how the actor transforms into the legendary cricketer.
The initial visuals suggest a realistic and grounded approach to storytelling.
Directed by Vikramaditya Motwane
The film is being directed by Vikramaditya Motwane, known for his distinct storytelling style. His involvement has raised expectations for a compelling and well-crafted biopic.
The collaboration between Motwane and Rajkummar Rao is seen as a promising combination for the project.
Biopic to Highlight Ganguly’s Legacy
Sourav Ganguly, popularly known as “Dada,” is one of India’s most influential cricket captains. The film is expected to explore his journey, leadership, and impact on Indian cricket.
From his debut to leading India through a transformative era, the biopic aims to capture key moments of his career.
High Expectations from Sports Drama
Sports biopics have gained strong traction in Indian cinema, and Dada: The Sourav Ganguly Story is expected to be a major addition to the genre.
With a powerful subject, experienced director, and talented lead actor, the film is already among the most awaited releases.
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