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Megastar as commentator for India-Pak match
By: Tupaki Desk | 2 Feb 2015 3:35 PM GMT
How much eagerly you are waiting for Indias match with Pakistan in upcoming world cup? For all the enthusiastic cricket lovers here comes the good news.While watching the match you can witness a baritone voice of Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachhan.Yes..Amitabh is going to turn as commentator for the most awaited match.
The living legend of Indian cinema is debuting into commentary with India, Pakistan World Cup match to be held on February 15 .He is going to join with top commentators like Harsha Bhogle, Kapil Dev and Shoaib Akhtar at the box.
Amitab said that he was taking tips from the commentators to live up to the expectations.I am excited about the live commentary and I will be joined by Harsha Bhogle and Kapil Dev. I am taking tips from them. I have the privilege of making my commentary debut he told reporters
Sports channel have taken a good decision of roping in Amitabh into World Cup and surely Bachchans baritone voice would add more charm to the event. Meanwhile Amitabs next film Shamitabh will be hitting screens on Feb 6 th.Bachchan is teaming up with Balki for the third time after 'Cheeni Kum' and 'Paa'.
The living legend of Indian cinema is debuting into commentary with India, Pakistan World Cup match to be held on February 15 .He is going to join with top commentators like Harsha Bhogle, Kapil Dev and Shoaib Akhtar at the box.
Amitab said that he was taking tips from the commentators to live up to the expectations.I am excited about the live commentary and I will be joined by Harsha Bhogle and Kapil Dev. I am taking tips from them. I have the privilege of making my commentary debut he told reporters
Sports channel have taken a good decision of roping in Amitabh into World Cup and surely Bachchans baritone voice would add more charm to the event. Meanwhile Amitabs next film Shamitabh will be hitting screens on Feb 6 th.Bachchan is teaming up with Balki for the third time after 'Cheeni Kum' and 'Paa'.
