MS Dhoni To Kapil Dev: Top 10 Sports Biopic Movies In India - In Pics

Sushant Singh Rajput perfectly captured MS Dhoni's rise from a small-town boy to India's cricketing icon. The film is a heartfelt tribute to Dhoni's dedication and resilience.  

Aamir Khan shines as Mahavir Singh Phogat, a father determined to break stereotypes. This biopic celebrates the empowerment of women in sports and the importance of parental support.  

Farhan Akhtar's portrayal of Milkha Singh is both intense and inspiring. The film dives deep into Milkha's struggles, highlighting his perseverance and ultimate triumph on the track.  

Priyanka Chopra embodies Mary Kom, showcasing her journey from a small village to becoming a world champion. This film underscores the importance of grit and determination in achieving dreams.  

Madhavan’s portrayal of a disgraced coach training a young female boxer is both gritty and inspiring. The film sheds light on the struggles women face in the male-dominated world of sports.  

Diljit Dosanjh's performance as Sandeep Singh captures the essence of resilience. The film tells the story of Singh’s miraculous recovery from a life-threatening injury to leading India’s hockey team.  

This film chronicles the incredible journey of Chandro and Prakashi Tomar, who discovered their talent for shooting in their sixties, challenging age and societal norms to become national champions.  

Kabir Khan’s 83 takes viewers back to India’s iconic 1983 Cricket World Cup win. The film beautifully captures the underdog spirit and the nation's pride during this unforgettable moment in sports history.  

Irrfan Khan’s powerful performance in Paan Singh Tomar tells the story of an athlete-turned-dacoit. The film is a poignant commentary on the lack of support for athletes in India.  

This biopic brings to light the extraordinary journey of Budhia Singh, a five-year-old marathon prodigy. The film is a testament to the potential and challenges faced by young athletes in India.