Here's What Ranveer Singh's Coach Wrote After The Release Of 83
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"I can't love and thank you enough, I'm just inspired by every inch of who you are," wrote Ranveer Singh's coach
83, which showcases the story of India's iconic win at the 1983 Cricket World Cup, released in theatres on Friday. Ranveer Singh, who played the role of Kapil Dev in the film, got a shout out from his coach, who trained him for the sports drama. Sharing the note by his coach on Instagram, Ranveer Singh wrote: "My Coach Rajiv Mehra." The note began with these words: "I am just too overwhelmed and grateful to God and everyone who has been a part of this epic." He added, "It was like prayer for you, I remember how much love, sweat you have poured in. Every batting session, every ball that I bowled to you, every single ball you bowled in practice, every single exercise we did, every single pool session and each and every minute we have spent in pursuit of excellence, is all worth it Ranveer." He signed off the note like this: "I can't love and thank you enough, I'm just inspired by every inch of who you are."
Read the note shared by Ranveer Singh's coach here:
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