The Big Bang Theory’s
Kunal Nayyar who is known as Raj is all set to turn producer with an Indian
film! The name film is named as “Beyond All Boundaries”, It’s a short documentary
film, which hubs around the lives of three cricket worshippers. It is
co-produced/directed by LA-based director Sushrut Jain. Apparently, when
Kunal saw the movie, he was so touched that he wanted to produce it and also he
helped to fund the film. He will also be narrating it. And will be premiering
in India at the Mumbai Film Festival on October 20th. As of 2012, he
is working on his first movie, Dr. Cabbie, in which he will be opposite famous
Indian actress Katrina Kaif's sister, Isabell. He is shooting Dr. Cabbie in
Toronto, Canada.
ABOUT THE FILM:It is a documentary
film which is around 98-minute , The story is about the 2011 World Cup, where Team
India emerged the champions, stories of the real-life three cricket fanatics
who gave up everything to chase their love for the sport. – they’re three separate story arcs, and speak of the
role cricket can play in the lives of regular Indians, for whom the game means
so much.
The three characters are as follows:
Akshaya Surve, an
18-year-old girl trying out for the Mumbai Under-19 team. Cricket is the centre
of her existence and a potential exit for her and her mother, trapped in a
single room in one of Mumbai’s many narrow bylanes.
Sudhir Kumar Gautam,
the well known Indian cricket fan who loves his team, his stars, and at the
heart of it, eventually the game. He is India’s most recognizable fan who turns
up at matches, his torso and face painted in the colours of the Indian flag,
and “Tendulkar” and the number 10 on his back.
Prithvi Shaw, a
12-year-old batting prodigy from one of Mumbai’s distant suburbs, whose life
and career are driven by the prototype sporting parent – a single father
obsessed with turning his son into a professional cricketer.
The film has been
sent to the Dallas Film Festival and the Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles,
where it won both jury and audience awards in the Best Documentary Feature
category. Let’s catch it in Mumbai Film Festival?
ABOUT THE FILM:It is a documentary film which is around 98-minute , The story is about the 2011 World Cup, where Team India emerged the champions, stories of the real-life three cricket fanatics who gave up everything to chase their love for the sport. – they’re three separate story arcs, and speak of the role cricket can play in the lives of regular Indians, for whom the game means so much.
The three characters are as follows:
Akshaya Surve, an 18-year-old girl trying out for the Mumbai Under-19 team. Cricket is the centre of her existence and a potential exit for her and her mother, trapped in a single room in one of Mumbai’s many narrow bylanes.
Sudhir Kumar Gautam, the well known Indian cricket fan who loves his team, his stars, and at the heart of it, eventually the game. He is India’s most recognizable fan who turns up at matches, his torso and face painted in the colours of the Indian flag, and “Tendulkar” and the number 10 on his back.
Prithvi Shaw, a 12-year-old batting prodigy from one of Mumbai’s distant suburbs, whose life and career are driven by the prototype sporting parent – a single father obsessed with turning his son into a professional cricketer.
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