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Watching Siddharth in “Test” feels like watching a cricketer who has spent years in the game. His technical understanding and love for the sport was evident through his prep and now seeing it all come alive on screen, I know this film is going to be something special for... show more

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राहुल1 year ago

This filthy man abused India's woman badminton legend. He is a serial abuser and an antinational too. Don't accept money from him to promote his movies at all.

Gan Jing World1 year ago

✦ Stand by Me ✦ Seventy-year-old Grandpa lives with his young grandson. He finds out he only has a short time left to live and decides to prepare for their future and to leave them something special. 🍿Watch Now

HITMAN1 year ago

A good cricket based movie in Kollywood industry. Best wishes to the movie team and for you @ashwinravi99 anna for this yr IPL season

Farrago Abdullah Parody1 year ago

Anna, will you accept money that has a rupee ₹symbol?

Arvind Raghava1 year ago

Ravichandran Ashwin’s journey in cricket is nothing short of legendary—a masterful off-spinner, a strategic genius, and a true match-winner. With 537 Test wickets, six centuries, and countless game-changing performances, he has etched his name in cricketing history. From being the fastest to 300 Test wickets to receiving the Padma Shri, his achievements deserve to be celebrated beyond the record books. Ashwin, when can we witness your incredible journey on the big screen? A movie on your legacy would be a timeless tribute, inspiring millions across the globe. Your cricketing brilliance deserves to be immortalized, forever cherished in the hearts of fans worldwide!

राहुल1 year ago

This filthy man abused India's woman badminton legend. He is a serial abuser and an antinational too. Don't accept money from him to promote his movies at all.

Introvert //🙇🏻‍♂️1 year ago

Ham bhi dekhenge yah movie

Champions Trophy 2025 Commentary 🧢1 year ago

Ashwin is back in csk

Aasif Peerzaada1 year ago

He is a talented actor, and this movie will be worth watching.

Numair Tariq1 year ago

Its gonna be a good movie for all cricket lovers

Mustafa Moudi1 year ago

Is this a Biopic ??

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