After back-to-back box workplace achievement of Simmba and Gully Boy, Ranveer Singh is now all set to convey alive the epic 1983 Cricket World Cup win of India against West Indies on screen. The actor, who will be portraying Kapil Dev in the Kabir Khan managerial '83, is tremendously energized about the project.

Ranveer, who thinks he is advantaged to be a part of a film that narrates the unexpected cricketing tale, elaborate how it is a story that needs to be told to the present generation.

"The film's story is one of the most wonderful chapters in our nation's generous history. Kabir (Khan) director and I were discussing that we don't have to do much there. You just tell the story, and it has got all — a stunning, unreal tale. There's an entire cohort who doesn't know about it — how they did it and the fashion in which they achieve the victory," the 33-year-old told DNA.

Further, Ranveer communal that he wishes to become Kapil Dev's shadow.

"I'm hoping to become his shadow. I will follow him where he goes and tries to pick as much as likely from him. I hope to get some tips on bowling and bat from the man himself. I have never done this before. This will be a first for me, a unique process of expenditure time with the person I play on screen," Ranveer concluded.

Apart from Ranveer, the film boasts of a band star cast, including actors such as Ammy Virk, Harrdy Sandhu, Saqib Saleem, Pankaj Tripathi and Tahir Raj Bhasin among others.