Biography Film is the best medium to convey the audience about any particular personality and his unseen struggles and efforts he has taken to build himself the way he is before everyone. Cricket players also have got huge and wide recognition due to the documentaries made on them like the ones of Mohammad Azharuddin and MS Dhoni which earned them in billions. One such biography on Dinesh Karthik is expected to come out in theatres very soon.
There are Media Reports that Vikrant Massey who played as Bablu Pandit in the Amazon Prime Originals is expected to play the role of DK on the screen. Karthik had a topsy-turvy career in his life and was always called to the team as a back-up wicket-keeper when MS Dhoni was not available to play. Karthik who had made his debut back in 2004 against England at Lords where he did not have a good start to his career and later was always in and out of the team till date.
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He had given his recognition with the bat during the finals of Nidahas Trophy where he came to bat in that situation where India required 34 off 12 deliveries and Rubel Hossain came to bowl and was smashed 22 runs by Karthik in that over which was a turning point for India, and at the last ball he hit a sixer to Soumya Sarkar to win the Trophy for India which they were about to lose.
Karthik has not only seen ups and down’s in his professional life but also he had to face tough situations in his relationship when his first marriage was divorced as his wife Nikita Vanjara was having an extra-marital affair with Dinesh’s fellow cricket teammate Murali Vijay, Karthik married Squash player Deepika Pallikal in the year 2015.
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Dinesh Karthik has had a successful IPL career as he got the opportunity to play with 7 different Ipl franchises and currently is captaining the Shahrukh Khan-owned franchise Kolkata Knight Riders and has been the part of 2013 Mumbai Indians championship.
It will be a very eye-catching film to watch if it really comes out in the cinemas.
