83: Ranveer Singh Shares Glimpses Of Making Of THIS Iconic Scene; Actor’s Wise Words Are Sure To Give You Goosebumps

83 is the film loved by most cricket fans as it depicted the story of how the Indian cricket team managed to bring the world cup trophy back home. In the film, Ranveer Singh played the role of multi-talented Indian cricket team captain Kapil Dev. The film directed by Kabir Khan is a masterpiece and showed every little detail about how the team survived and uplifted the prestigious trophy at the Lord’s stadium.

The chestful feeling any cricketer gets when they win is something very special. But, playing on the ground of Lord’s stadium in London is what every cricketer dreams of. Ranveer Singh took to his social media account to express how they felt while lifting the original trophy and shooting the epic scene at the Lords. Sharing the video of the making of that scene, Ranveer Singh wrote that Lord’s, the dream of every cricketer. He also made use of the hashtag This is 83. The actor also asked fans to book the tickets and watch the film in theaters.

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In the video shared by Ranveer Singh, the actor dressed up in his character of Kapil Dev. He can be heard saying that however you see it, whoever you are, whatever you are, an actor. How much love, respect, reverence you have for what you do just sink it and let this moment sink in. He also said that they are here at Lord’s replicating the legendary, epic moment. They felt good to be a part of the miracle that happened in the history of India. He also lauded their director Kabir Khan for giving them this opportunity.

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Later, in the video, we can see the making of the scene when the team lifts the trophy of the World Cup. All the actors looked happy as they were ready to shoot the iconic scene from the entire film. The moment give goosebumps to the audience and brought tears to the eyes. In the end, the actor gave us a glimpse of the original World Cup trophy that the Indian cricket legends won back in 1983.