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Sachin – A Billion Dreams (2017) Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar is a name that has been etched in our heads as being the ‘God of Cricket’. While many may call him gifted, it is in this film, you truly see his inspiring journey and the fact that nothing comes easy without hardships. The film chronicles his journey from being a notorious child, to his brother Ajit Tendulkar recognizing his talent and recommending him to Coach Ramakant Achrekar to train him in the game. Being a dedicated player, a young Sachin made it to the newspapers along with co-player Vinod Kambli for making a world record of 664-run partnership, playing for Shardashram Vidya Mandir against St. Xavier’s in Harris Shield on February 24, 1988. And from there, the legendary journey began..
Bollywoodlife.com  (May 26, 2017)
Rating:  4.5/5

Sachin: A Billion Dreams is a movie strictly for cricket fans. But then that’s the entire country, including yours truly. At the end of the movie, a fellow journalist told me ‘This is the happiest I have seen you after any movie.’ It’s true becaus.

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Indiaglitz.com  (May 26, 2017)
Rating:  4/5

'Sachin: A Billion Dreams' is like a lifetime innings which should not be missed by everyone who knows and love Sachin Tendulkar..

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Mid-day.com  (May 26, 2017)
Rating:  5/5

Erskine paints a palpable picture of Tendulkar, gently revealing his psyche through the lulls in his life, expressing his excitement when the time was good, and how the cricketer sought solace in music, vada pav and the almighty. His teammates play strong.

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Deccanchronicle.com  (May 26, 2017)
Rating:  3/5

Overall, it is a good watch, but at the end, it's a documentary which is a compilation of real-life footages. The idea of promoting it as a film is a little weird. It is like any other documentary made on several sportspersons that are available online. O.

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Rediff.com  (May 26, 2017)
Rating:  5/5

All that we desire at the end of the film, is to hear the commentator on our screens state, "And the incoming batsman is Sachin Tendulkar", and then watch him take strike for real just one more time..

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Apherald.com  (May 26, 2017)
Rating:  3.25/5

The movie serves as a reminder that prodigies may be born, but they become Sachin Tendulkar only through perseverance, patience and preparation. Watch the movie this weekend and feel proud to be born in India..

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Ndtv.com  (May 26, 2017)
Rating:  4/5

We're listening. When it comes to Sachin, everything means the world. His first bat being presented by a sister endears her to us forever, etching the moment into lore. If you're a believer, you'll smile, sob and love this, albeit because of the subject a.

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Indianexpress.com  (May 26, 2017)
Rating:  3/5

For a movie made as a fulsome tribute, the challenge is always going to be to keep someone who is not bananas about the game (which includes your faithful critic) to stay with the film: I did, and enjoyed almost every minute of it, cheering at the World C.

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Timesofindia.indiatimes.com  (May 26, 2017)
Rating:  3/5

Academically though this film is important one because for a nation that revers cricket, it serves as a reminder that prodigies may be born, but they become Sachin Tendulkar only through perseverance, patience and preparation. Go India go..

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Koimoi.com  (May 26, 2017)
Rating:  4/5

Sachin:A Billion Dreams is a treat for Sachin Tendulkar fans. It’s realistic, emotional and highly inspiring. It will probably make you miss him even more on field! A 4/5 for this..

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