Directed by Vasan Bala (of Jigra fame), the teaser shows Madhavan and Dhoni in sleek black outfits, sunglasses, and armed for an explosive mission, with the tagline: “Single mission. Two fighters. Buckle up—a chaotic, explosive chase begins.” Fans are thrilled, calling it a “dream crossover”
MS Dhoni and R Madhavan
Fans of actor R Madhavan and cricketer Mahendra Singh Dhoni are set to turn beyond excited with this upcoming venture, as Dhoni is set to make his acting debut. Madhavan revealed a trailer for his forthcoming flick Chase, which also stars MS Dhoni. Vasan Bala, who earlier directed Jigra starring Alia Bhatt and Vedang Raina, is directing this production.
MS Dhoni to make an acting debut
The video depicts Madhavan and Dhoni wearing black costumes and sunglasses while wielding firearms. "Single mission. Two fighters. Buckle up—a chaotic, explosive chase begins. The Chase - teaser available now. Vasan Bala is the film's director. "Coming soon." Madhavan posted on Instagram. Fans were quick to write, "Ufff.. just can't believe this.. my two most fav person in the same frame." Another one wrote, "Omg, crossover we never expected."
Aside from that, Madhavan is preparing for the release of 'Dhurandhar', which also stars Ranveer Singh, Akshaye Khanna, and Sanjay Dutt. Aditya Dhar, the director of 'Uri: The Surgical Strike', directs Dhurandhar. It is co-produced by Aditya Dhar, Jyoti Deshpande, and Lokesh Dhar.
About MS Dhoni's cricket trajectory
Dhoni was recently inducted into the International Cricket Council (ICC) Hall of Fame. During a ceremony in London in June of this year, the two-time World Cup winning skipper became the 11th Indian to be welcomed into the exclusive club.
The ICC Hall of Fame honours the exceptional achievements of cricket heroes who have helped create the sport's rich and colourful history. Players are only eligible for induction five years following their last international appearance.
Dhoni is the first captain in cricket history to win all three ICC white-ball trophies, having lifted India's first T20 World Cup in 2007 with a young, inexperienced side, led the Men in Blue to a historic 2011 ODI World Cup victory at home, and adding the Champions Trophy in 2013. His leadership quelled the pandemonium, transforming pressure into opportunity and dreams into victories.
Beyond captaincy, Dhoni altered the position of ODI finisher. His undefeated 183* against Sri Lanka in 2005 is still the greatest score by a wicketkeeper in the format. With almost 10,000 ODI runs at an amazing average of 50.57, his batting legacy is both impactful and long-lasting.
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