Kaun Pravin Tambe?

If MSD : THE UNTOLD STORY could release on the big screen , then why didn't this film. I genuinely feel this is another untold story that needed a wider audience to witness.

KPT covers two journeys of Pravin Tambe, one, his journey from the small tournaments to the big stage IPL and Ranji and two, his journey from being a medium pacer to a leg spinner.

The man kept fighting for a place in the ranji for and kept practicing for years despite his age going against his ambition. His job was a headache still he didn't give up. This is the inspiring tale of the man Pravin Tambe, who went on to make a hattrick on debut against KKR .

KPT definitely gives off the MSD biopic vibes but it is of a shorter length . Shreyas Talpade gets to show his superb talent he posseses with this role. The final match between RR and KKR has been choreographed really well despite limited budget.

Also thr film never gets boring. It is always entertaining or emotional or inspiring.

Flaws : Parambrata's part is a waste addition. Also, the final call up for Pravin to RR was really abrupt. No information as to how RR selected him is given which is why it felt so abrupt. The guy who played Rahul Dravid was hilariously bad.

Overall, if you loved the MSD biopic, you will definitely love KPT. It is an inspiration. And it is engaging as well. Also, that one song that plays in this film is superb, reminded me of Besabriyaan of MSD biopic.

Biopics sure have an advantage with a ready-story. But that comes with its own challenges.

You cannot use much of your imagination (fictional ideas).

Yet, you need to impress the audience. Make the audience watch. Keep it interesting.

To be honest, 'Kaun Pravin Tambe?' movie kept me more engaged than '83'.

'Kaun Pravin Tambe?' seemed quite genuine, no unnecessary masala, sticks to the biopic's cause, shows you the end-to-end story coverage and keeps you rooting for the hero.

Sure, 'Kaun Pravin Tambe?' may not be among the best indian biopics out there. If i recall, i'm sure 'Bhaag Milkha Bhaag' was a much better story teller.

But, after a long time, 'Kaun Pravin Tambe?' showed why biopics can be interesting.

Shreyas Talpade is a very under-rated actor. Such roles, especially biopic characters, are his specialities. He debuted as a cricketing character in his 1st movie after all.

Must watch - if you can sit through a good drama / biopic.

I'm cricket fan we don't get too many cricket based film and when we do most of them are terrible I was the most disappointed when 83 film was released the film had a lot of potential but can't deliver the product

Every Indian cricket fan knows the story about Praveen tambey this film tries to capture the struggle of the player and it does tremendously well the film is very personal and it doesn't lack in anything it will keep you engaged

When the film is done you would have a sense of awe The film successfully captured the struggle of Pravin tambe,without a shadow of doubt the best film I have seen based on cricket after Iqbal. And one of the best sports drama based on real person I have seen after Bhaag Milkha bhag.

Some untold stories are much greater than the stories we know. Some are legends because of cricket. Cricket is a legend because of such characters who have love and passion for the game. Such is a story of Pravin Tambe who get through the odds with his sheer persistence and hardwork achieves the goal at the penultimate phase of the career. Actually it is incorrect to say that, because it is believed that cricketers end their career at the age of 40, whereas this man achieved new heights at the age of 41.

As an indian most of us are die hard cricket fan and all of us thought to become cricketer at one point of time in our life.

But only 10's out of crore could achieve it.

This story really motivates to never give up on your dreams.