Vicky Kaushal Calls Sachin Tendulkar His 'Childhood Hero' As Cricket Legend Praises His 'Sam Bahadur' Performance

On Saturday evening, cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar attended a special screening of Vicky Kaushal's recently released biographical drama Sam Bahadur.

Sachin Tendulkar praises Vicky Kaushal's 'Sam Bahadur.' ( Image Source :@vickykaushal/instagram. )

New Delhi: On Saturday evening, cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar attended a special screening of Vicky Kaushal's recently released biographical drama Sam Bahadur. Tendulkar was accompanied by Anjali Tendulkar, his spouse. He was also spotted at the screening posing for pictures with Vicky. 

Sachin went all praises for the film and Vicky Kaushal's performance in it post the screening. He said, "It's a very good film. I was super impressed by Vicky's acting. It truly felt like Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw was present. The body language was incredible. It's an important film for all generations to watch, to know the history of our country."

Vicky later took to his Instagram and called the cricket legend his "childhood hero."

Sharing a picture with Sachin, Vicky captioned it as, "My childhood hero saw my Film today! #IAmOk !!! 🥹❤️
Thank you @sachintendulkar Sir for your kind words… I’ll cherish them for a lifetime.
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#SAMबहादुर IN CINEMAS!!! 🇮🇳🪖❤️🙏🏽"

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Vicky Kaushal's film 'Sam Bahadur’ was released with Ranbir Kapoor’s Animal on Friday (December 1). While Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s film did exceptionally well at the box office, Meghna Gulzar’s biographical war drama based on the life of India's first field marshal Sam Manekshaw, did modest business and collected Rs 6.25 crore (net) on the first day of its release. 

ABP Live review of the film reads as, "'Sam Bahadur' has a documentary-feature quality to it. The film is densely loaded with socio-political history, complex geo-political relations between countries, and political parties. And yet, Meghna Gulzar never indulges in any of these elements or makes a statement about it. 

The filmmaker sticks to her subject, Sam Manekshaw and chronicles some four decades of his life with a sense of awe while treating her subject.

Vicky Kaushal in and as Sam Manekshaw, India's first Field Marshal, delivers a performance, he will be remembered for many many years."