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바카라Jungle Cry바카라: Abhay Deol-Starrer To Release On Lionsgate Play

바카라Bheja Fry바카라 director Sagar Ballary바카라s upcoming film 바카라Jungle Cry바카라, starring actor Abhay Deol is finally releasing on OTT.

Actor Abhay Deol-led film 바카라Jungle Cry바카라, which chronicles the inspiring journey of 12 underprivileged children winning the prestigious International Junior Rugby Tournament in 2007, will release on Lionsgate Play on June 3.

Deol plays real-life rugby coach Rudraksh Jena in the movie, directed by Sagar Ballary. Here's the trailer of the movie:

The cast also features Emily Shah as the physiotherapist, Stewart Wright as Paul Walsh and Atul Kumar as professor Achyuta Samanta, the founder of Bhubaneswar바카라s Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences (KISS).

Deol said he is in constant awe of the children who won the tournament, and the coaches who never gave up on them.

바카라In the land of cricket, where there is hardly any noise about Rugby, 12 young children from rural India made history. With this film that defines nothing is impossible, I hope to have honoured the players바카라 dedication and commitment to the sport and the country. We are excited to bring 바카라Jungle Cry바카라 to audiences and share with them the journey of these heroes who made a mark in the sporting history of India - but were never spoken about,바카라 the actor said.

Talking about bringing 바카라Jungle Cry바카라 to the platform, Amit Dhanuka, EVP, Lionsgate, said the film is an inspirational story that will entertain the viewers from start to finish.

바카라Continuing to bring viewers content that redefines genres and challenges conventions, Lionsgate Play is proud to announce the release of 'Jungle Cry, a sports entertainment film that is a must-watch for a sports drama fan. With its exciting narrative and a gripping story, this film is set to take you on an inspirational journey of rural kids from Orissa making history. This true story will keep you at the edge-of-the-seat from start to end," he said.

바카라Jungle Cry바카라 producer Prashant Shah said the film promotes poverty eradication through education and sports.

[With Inputs From PTI]

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