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First song of 'Sachin: A Billion Dreams' launched

First song of 'Sachin: A Billion Dreams' launched

| | 24 Apr 2017, 07:28 pm
Mumbai, Apr 24 (IBNS): The recently released trailer of the much-awaited biographical drama, 'Sachin: A Billion Dreams' received a raving response from all quarters as it captures the cricket and personal life of the God of cricket in detail, revealing aspects of his life which have never been heard of or seen before.

‘Hind Mere Jind’ is the first composition from the film, which released on Sachin Tendulkar’s birthday.

The song fills the listener with pride for India.

Music legend A.R. Rahman has lent his voice for this song, which is indeed very special for Sachin.

The film, 'Sachin: A Billion Dreams' showcases a restless 10-year-old kid’s journey from watching Kapil Dev lift the glorious World Cup to the fulfilment of his dream of holding it in his hands one day, for our nation, for India.

Watch the song here: bit.ly/Hind_Mere_Jind


Produced by Ravi Bhagchandka of 200NotOut and Shrikant Bhasi of Carnival Motion Pictures, and helmed by James Erskine, 'Sachin: A Billion Dreams' is all set to release on May 26.

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