Ghoomer | Official TrailerR Balki’s recently unveiled cinematic creation, titled ‘Ghoomer,’ emerges as a tantalizing feast for ardent followers of the gentleman’s game. The storyline intricately revolves around the extraordinary journey of a gifted young paraplegic cricketer, portrayed with finesse by the talented Saiyami Kher. The movie further elevates its allure with the inclusion of the revered cricket luminary, Bishan Singh Bedi. This cinematic spectacle undoubtedly promises a remarkable treat for the vast expanse of cricket aficionados scattered across the globe.
The profound gratification Angad Bedi experiences in sharing the silver screen with his father, the cricketing legend Bishan Singh Bedi, finds beautiful expression. The film grants him a pivotal role, juxtaposing the essence of family bonds with a narrative drenched in love for the sport. A constellation of stars, including Abhishek Bachchan, Saiyami Kher, and the esteemed Shabana Azmi, gracefully graces this cinematic gem, adding further layers to its magnetic appeal.
In the words of Angad Bedi, “This is a realization of a cherished dream. To find myself etched within the credits of a cinematic marvel alongside my venerable father, a cricket icon and an extraordinary human being, is an honour beyond words. Collaborating with Saiyami and Abhishek has been an enchanting voyage, and the anticipation to unveil the enchantment we’ve collectively woven is exhilarating.”
He continues, “The tapestry becomes iconic as both AB and Big B, and my father and I converge within the same cinematic canvas, crafting a riveting spectacle. The maestro Balki has orchestrated an artistic ensemble that bridges generations and passion for the sport and I am brimming with excitement, as my father graces the screen in this cinematic ode to his beloved sport.”
The narrative unfurls against the backdrop of Bishan Singh Bedi’s unparalleled prowess as a slow left-arm orthodox bowler. His indelible imprint on India’s Test cricket legacy spans from 1966 to 1979, during which he was a cornerstone of the celebrated Indian spin quartet. The grandeur of his cricketing journey encompassed 67 Tests, where he gloriously claimed 266 wickets. His stewardship extended to captaining the national team across 22 Test matches. Bedecked in a vibrant patka, Bishan Singh Bedi emerged as a vocal and candid advocate of cricketing matters, leaving an indomitable impression.
A laurel adorning his illustrious journey is the esteemed Padma Shri award, bestowed upon him in 1970. Bishan Singh Bedi is etched in cricketing annals with his world record for the most economical bowling figures in a 60-over ODI match. Amidst the realm of bowlers who had gracefully fulfilled their 12-over quota, his remarkable performance stood resolute, reaping 1 wicket for a mere six runs, accompanied by eight maiden overs—an astonishing feat encapsulating precision and mastery.
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