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The trailer of Kabir Khan directorial 83 has just released and Kapil Dev's fans are already excited for the film to hit the cinemas. The film chronicles Team India’s first-ever World Cup win in 1983. Starring Ranveer Singh as former cricketer Kapil Dev and Deepika Padukone as Romi Dev the film deals with challenges faced by the cricket team in 1983 and how eventually it resulted in a win. Here are some of the best Bollywood cricket films of all time.
Lagaan (2001)Apart from appealling the masses, Lagaan made it to the Oscars shortlist in the Foreign Language category. Directed by Ashutosh Gowariker, the story is set around the backdrop of the British era when high taxes were imposed on the villagers. In the end, Bhuvan played by Aamir Khan manages to defeat the Britishers in a cricket match and thus, the taxes are successfully repealed.
Iqbal (2005)Iqbal is one of the finest films based on cricket which sends a motivational message to our society. Shreyas Talpade nails his character as Iqbal who is deaf and dumb but aspires to be a cricketer. He made his debut with this film and managed to bowl the masses with his performance. Iqbal was a decent grosser at the box office. It collected Rs 3.85 crore against a budget of Rs 2.25 crore.
Patiala House (2011)Directed by Nikkhil Advani, Patiala House narrates the story of Gurtej Kahlon played by the late Rishi Kapoor. While Akshay Kumar who plays Rishi's son Gattu, is a talented cricketer selected for the England national team despite his father’s will. The film deals with diasporic cultural politics, generational strife, and the aesthetics of a community frozen in time.
Kai Po Che! (2013)The movie revolves around the story of three best friends residing in Ahmedabad who start a cricket academy. However, their amity and ambitions are tested by several challenges in their life. Directed by Abhishek Kapoor, the film also stars Rajkummar Rao and Amit Sadh in key roles.
M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story (2016)Helmed by Neeraj Pandey, 'MS Dhoni: The Untold Story' is the biopic based on the life of former Indian Cricket Captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni. The late actor Sushant Singh Rajput essayed the titular role in the film, which went on to become a huge success on the box office.
Azhar (2016)'Azhar' was another biopic based on the life of former Indian cricket team skipper Mohammad Azharuddin. The famous match-fixing scandal that stormed the cricketing world in 1999 was the highlight of the film. Azhar was banned by the judiciary following this scandal.
Recently, we got a glimpse of Shahid Kapoor-starrer Jersey which also stars Mrunal Thakur and Pankaj Kapoor in the key roles. The film revolves around the character of Shahid who makes a comeback in the cricket team only to buy a jersey for his son. The sports drama is all set to hit theatres on December 31.

Lagaan to Iqbal to 83: Here are some Bollywood films on cricket that bowled fans over

Bollywood and cricket have an old rishta. Before you catch '83' in cinemas this December, re-watch some iconic Bollywood films which dealt with India's favourite sport on celluloid.

((start with 83 trailer))
 Kabir Khan's sports drama '83' starring Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone is perhaps the best way to wrap up 2021. Fans get to relive that iconic World Cup winning moment from 1983, when Team India led by Kapil Dev made history.
 But Bollywood and cricket have an old rishta.&nbsp;Before you catch '83' in cinemas this December, re-watch some iconic Bollywood films which dealt with India's favourite sport, its challenges on celluloid.
 ((text plate with poster of film)) ((text Lagaan | 2001))
 Lagaan (2001)
 You can't watch a film on cricket and not watch 'Lagaan'. Directed by Ashutosh Gowarikar and starring Aamir Khan, 'Lagaan' put India on the global cinema map, making it to the Oscars shortlist in the Foreign Language category.&nbsp;
 ((dialogue: teen guna lagaan dena padega))
 ((courtesy will be YouTube / Ashutosh Gowarikar Productions))&nbsp;
 ((https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6_896OhnaQ))&nbsp;((time counter: 2.26 to 3.20))
The film is set in pre-Independence India when a bunch of villagers find a way to beat the British at their own game to avoid paying high taxes.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
((final scene when they win match, bhuvan takes catch))
 ((text plate with poster of film)) ((text Iqbal | 2005))
 Iqbal (2005)
 ((dialogue: iqbal ke kismat mein woh neela uniform likha hai))
 In Nagesh Kukunoor's film 'Iqbal', a young deaf boy, played by Shreyas Talpade wants to play cricket, but his father refuses to let him play. With help from his sister, they find a retired cricket player, played by Naseeruddin Shah to teach him how to play. Kukunoor bowled over fans with this one. He delivers a charming feel-good film, thanks to a charismatic cast, who win us over with their intense, poignant performances.&nbsp;
 ((breathe the song: ashayein....))
 ((text plate with poster of film)) ((text Patiala House | 2011))
 Patiala House (2011)
 Directed by Nikkhil Advani, Patiala House narrates the story of Gurtej Kahlon played by the late actor Rishi Kapoor.&nbsp; Akshay Kumar who plays Rishi's son Gattu, is a talented cricketer selected for England's national team, much to his father's unhappiness.
 ((breathe dialogue: mera beta england ke liye cricket nahi khelega))
 The film deals with diasporic cultural politics, generational strife, and the dilemmas of an Indian NRI community, staying away from home.
 ((breathe dialogue: jeet ke dikha do, tab jaake patiala house bauji ke saamne sarr utha ke apni zindagi maang sakta hai))
 ((text plate with poster of film)) ((text Kai Po Che | 2013))
 Kai Po Che! (2013)
 ((breathe song: roothe khwabon ko mana lenge....))
 In 2013 film, 'Kai Po Che', three best friends start a cricket academy. But, their ambitions are tested by tragedy and turmoil, in their personal lives and a society that is reeling under the aftermath of a communal riot. Directed by Abhishek Kapoor, the film stars Rajkummar Rao and Amit Sadh in key roles.
 ((breathe dialogue: last scene from trailer with sushant holding gun.....tere liye prasad laya hoon....))
 ((text plate with poster of film)) ((text MS Dhoni: The Untold Story | 2016))
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 M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story (2016)
 ((breathe fans saying ...Dhoni Dhoni....))
 Helmed by Neeraj Pandey, 'MS Dhoni: The Untold Story' is very special for fans. A biopic, it tells the inspiring story of cricketing icon MS Dhoni, who went to become India's Captain Cool. What's even better, is late actor Sushant Singh Rajput's portayal of Mahi. The film went on to become a huge success at the Box Office.
 ((breathe stadium shots....sushant in blue jersey))
&nbsp;
 ((text plate with poster of film)) ((text Azhar | 2016))
&nbsp;
 Azhar (2016)
 ((breathe: azhar ne apni team ko, desh ko, aur hazaron fans ko dhokha diya hai....))
 2016 film 'Azhar' looked at the dark underbelly of Cricket. A biopic, based on the life of former Indian skipper Mohammad Azharuddin, the film chronicled the infamous match-fixing scandal that rocked the cricketing world in 1999. From being one of the most celebrated cricket captains of India to being country's most controversial sportsman, Azhar showed the highs and lows of Azharuddin's life.
 ((breathe: logon ko pata chalna chahiye....ki India mein cricket ke naam par aur kya kya hota hai))
&nbsp;
 ((text plate with poster))&nbsp;((Jersey | 2021))
 ((show Jersey trailer))
 Bollywood's love story with Cricket doesn't end here. Fans will see Shahid Kapoor pick up the bat in upcoming sports drama 'Jersey', where a failed cricketer makes a comeback to the field to fulfil his kid's dream of buying a jersey. The film stars Mrunal Thakur &amp; Pankaj Kapoor in pivotal roles.
 ((text plate with poster))&nbsp;((Shabaash Mithu | 2021))
&nbsp;
((&nbsp;Shabaash Mithu posters))
&nbsp;
Fans will also see actor Taapsee Pannu in upcoming biopic 'Shabaash Mithu', where she&nbsp;essays the role of the Indian women&rsquo;s cricket team captain Mithali Raj. The film has been directed by Srijit Mukherji and is slated for a 2022 release.

Bollywood and cricket have an old rishta.&nbsp;Before you catch '83' in cinemas this December, re-watch some iconic Bollywood films which dealt with India's favourite sport, its challenges on celluloid.

Kabir Khan's sports drama '83' starring Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone is perhaps the best way to wrap up 2021. Fans get to relive that iconic World Cup winning moment from 1983, when Team India led by Kapil Dev made history.
But Bollywood and cricket have an old rishta.&nbsp;Before you catch '83' in cinemas this December, re-watch some iconic Bollywood films which dealt with India's favourite sport, its challenges on celluloid.
Lagaan (2001) You can't watch a film on cricket and not watch 'Lagaan'. Directed by Ashutosh Gowarikar and starring Aamir Khan, 'Lagaan' put India on the global cinema map, making it to the Oscars shortlist in the Foreign Language category. The film is set in pre-Independence India when a bunch of villagers find a way to beat the British at their own game to avoid paying high taxes.&nbsp;
Iqbal (2005) In Nagesh Kukunoor's film 'Iqbal', a young deaf boy, played by Shreyas Talpade wants to play cricket, but his father refuses to let him play. With help from his sister, they find a retired cricket player, played by Naseeruddin Shah to teach him how to play. Kukunoor bowled over fans with this one. He delivers a charming feel-good film, thanks to a charismatic cast, who win us over with their intense, poignant performances.&nbsp;
Patiala House (2011) Directed by Nikkhil Advani, Patiala House narrates the story of Gurtej Kahlon played by the late actor Rishi Kapoor.&nbsp; Akshay Kumar who plays Rishi's son Gattu, is a talented cricketer selected for England's national team, much to his father's unhappiness. The film deals with diasporic cultural politics, generational strife, and the dilemmas of an Indian NRI community, staying away from home.
Kai Po Che! (2013) In 2013 film, 'Kai Po Che', three best friends start a cricket academy. But, their ambitions are tested by tragedy and turmoil, in their personal lives and a society that is reeling under the aftermath of a communal riot. Directed by Abhishek Kapoor, the film stars Rajkummar Rao and Amit Sadh in key roles.
M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story (2016) Helmed by Neeraj Pandey, 'MS Dhoni: The Untold Story' is very special for fans. A biopic, it tells the inspiring story of cricketing icon MS Dhoni, who went to become India's Captain Cool. What's even better, is late actor Sushant Singh Rajput's portayal of Mahi. The film went on to become a huge success at the Box Office.
Azhar (2016) 2016 film 'Azhar' looked at the dark underbelly of Cricket. A biopic, based on the life of former Indian skipper Mohammad Azharuddin, the film chronicled the infamous match-fixing scandal that rocked the cricketing world in 1999. From being one of the most celebrated cricket captains of India to being country's most controversial sportsman, Azhar showed the highs and lows of Azharuddin's life.
Bollywood's love story with Cricket doesn't end here. Fans will see Shahid Kapoor pick up the bat in upcoming sports drama 'Jersey', where a failed cricketer makes a comeback to the field to fulfil his kid's dream of buying a jersey. The film stars Mrunal Thakur &amp; Pankaj Kapoor in pivotal roles.
Fans will also see actor Taapsee Pannu in upcoming biopic 'Shabaash Mithu', where she&nbsp;essays the role of the Indian women&rsquo;s cricket team captain Mithali Raj. The film has been directed by Srijit Mukherji and is slated for a 2022 release.

As the Oscar-nominated film 'Lagaan' clocked in 20 years of its release, Aamir Khan shot a special video for his fans.
The superstar thanked everyone involved in the making of the film including fans and cinema enthusiasts for all the love they showered on 'Lagaan'.
Aamir is seen dressed as an army officer in the video as he was shooting for his upcoming film 'Laal Singh Chaddha'.
In the heartfelt message, the actor mentioned that while they faced several challenges in its making, it also brought them much happiness, memories and relationships.

20 years of 'Lagaan': Aamir Khan shares heartwarming message for fans

'Lagaan' clocked 20 years of its release and Aamir Khan has shared a video to thank his fans for loving the film

Aamir Khan shares heart warming&nbsp;message as 'Lagaan' turns 20
Aamir Khan serves new look from 'Laal Singh Chaddha'
Aamir thanks fans &amp; cinema enthusiasts for all the love
&nbsp;

As the Oscar-nominated film 'Lagaan' clocked in 20 years since&nbsp;its release, Aamir Khan shot a special video for his fans.
The superstar thanked everyone involved in the making of the film including fans and cinema enthusiasts for all the love they showered on 'Lagaan'.
Aamir is seen dressed as an army officer in the video as he was shooting for his upcoming film 'Laal Singh Chaddha'.
In the heartfelt message, the actor mentioned that while they faced several challenges in its making, it also brought them much happiness, memories and relationships.

As the iconic film 'Lagaan' completes two decades, actor Aamir&nbsp;Khan&nbsp;has opened up about how the film shaped him in many ways.
Speaking about it during an interaction with&nbsp;IANS, Aamir&nbsp;said&nbsp;Lagaan&nbsp;continues to be an amazing journey in which he has met exciting new people, made new friends, started relationships that lasted over two decades.
Stating that he learned so much from the film, Aamir&nbsp;added that he wants&nbsp;to thank, director Ashutosh Gowariker&nbsp;and&nbsp;all the teams who took the film to various audiences across the world.
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20 years of 'Lagaan': Aamir Khan says film-shaped him in many ways

Ashutosh Gowariker's 'Lagaan' completes 20 years Film-shaped me in many ways:&nbsp;Aamir Khan Learnt so much, experienced so many emotions, says&nbsp;Aamir I was disappointed when we didn't win at Oscars: Aamir

As the iconic film 'Lagaan' completes two decades, actor Aamir&nbsp;Khan&nbsp;has opened up about how the film shaped him in many ways.
Speaking about it during an interaction with&nbsp;IANS, Aamir&nbsp;said&nbsp;Lagaan&nbsp;continues to be an amazing journey where he met exciting new people, made new friends &amp; started relationships that lasted over two decades.
Stating that he learned a lot from the film, Aamir&nbsp;added that he wants&nbsp;to thank, director Ashutosh Gowariker&nbsp;and the teams that worked hard &amp; took the film to audiences across the world.
Speaking about not winning Oscars, Aamir&nbsp;said, he was&nbsp;disappointed when they did not win, but said bagging the nomination was a big deal in itself.&nbsp;

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