Actress Saiyami Kher has portrayed a paraplegic athlete in the latest movie “Ghoomer.” She recently shared insights into her character preparation, which involved both physical and mental aspects.One of her major sources of inspiration was renowned cricketer Yuvraj Singh.Saiyami emphasized that Yuvraj’s journey, overcoming challenges including cancer, showcased remarkable mental strength.
She expressed admiration for his story and how it resonated with her and others.
In the film, directed by R Balki, Saiyami’s character Anina is a talented cricket player who loses her right hand on the verge of her international debut.
A former cricketer, played by Abhishek Bachchan, enters her life and helps her envision a new dream.He trains her innovatively, transforming her into a bowler for the Indian cricket team.
The duo invents a unique bowling technique called “Ghoomer” to surprise opponents.The term draws inspiration from the achievements of extraordinary athletes and individuals like Karoly Takacs, who excelled despite challenges.
The movie’s cast includes Shabana Azmi and Angad Bedi in significant roles.“Ghoomer” portrays Anina’s triumphant journey, depicting the transformative power of persistence and dedication.The film explores not just physical training but also the mental fortitude required by athletes.Saiyami eagerly anticipates Yuvraj Singh’s response to the film, considering his personal connection with cricket.
“Ghoomer” aims to capture the essence of victory through adversity.It showcases how determination and innovative thinking can reshape destinies.The movie’s release is scheduled for August 18th, offering audiences a story of resilience, inspiration, and the pursuit of dreams against all odds.
