Sachin: A Billion Dreams (2017)
Director: James Erskine · Writers: Sivakumar Ananth, James Erskine
Sachin Tendulkar plays himself in this sports-docudrama that traces the life and times of one of the world’s biggest cricket phenomenas.
Where to watch
Amazon Video
Amazon Video
Trailer
Director
James Erskine
Cast
Sachin Tendulkar
Self 
Anjali Tendulkar
Self 
Mayuresh Pem
Self 
Arjun Tendulkar
Self 
Sara Tendulkar
Self 
Mahendra Singh Dhoni
Self 
Sourav Ganguly
Self 
Harsha Bhogle
Self 
Virender Sehwag
Self 
Yuvraj Singh
Self 
Mayur More
Ajit Tendulkar User Reviews (2)
**The face of three generations of Indian cricket.** The Indian film market isn't made for documentary films. If there's an exception, that has to be not just cricket, but Sachin Tendulkar. I know you know that India is a vast cultural diverse country. Hundreds of language, ethnic, religion, caste, in so many ways, so many people split over the things. But one thing that unites north, south, northeast is the cricket. The '83 World Cup might have been the new beginning, but Sachin was the X factor for the Indian cricket to see a revolution. The sports body saw an opportunity and rebranded themselves with his presence. Because of him, the Indians started to watch cricket, learn cricket. Hence the cricket became a religion and Sachin's a god. This is the second biographical-sport film about Indian cricket I'm seeing after 'M.S. Dhoni: An Untold Story'. I liked that it wasn't a feature…
Well, I watched this movie and I found it quite intrusting how the whole movie flows and also how it briefly explaining the story, It also makes your attachment to the movie. It was fun watching the movie.
