Cricketing biopics that should be made
3. Rahul Dravid
If ever the gentleman’s game needed a better ambassador, one would not look further than Rahul Dravid. One of the best characters to have graced the game with his presence, The Wall has been an epitome of immaculate technique and true sportsmanship.
Constantly staying in the shadows of Sachin, Rahul managed to carve out a niche for himself in the side. Making the crucial no. 3 his own, Rahul managed to score some vital knocks for India to string in memorable victories.
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The movie could use the fact that Rahul was the silent guardian of Indian cricket. He quietly went on to do his job and had a strong upbringing. These are the areas that his biopic can focus on.

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