MS Dhoni's Entry In Vijay's Goat Spark Off Cheers In Theaters
As much anticipated Vijay’s The Goat hits the big screen today, both the fans of the actor and the iconic MS Dhoni are excited to watch the movie amid rumours of the cricketer’s cameo role.
Bringing cheers and nostalgic sense among the fans, the theatres seemed to be turning into a cricket stadium when the players in the yellow jerseys were shown on the silver screen. As fans eagerly scanned for their iconic star, the legend’s crisp cameo turned the theatres into hysteria. The short intro of the cricketer lasted a few seconds, featuring him in his real avatar playing an IPL match. The cricket has reportedly no acting sequences in the film.
Ms Dhoni Glimpse in #TheGOAT Movie 🔥Theatre turns into Stadium Mass hysteria 💥 #TheGretestOfAllTime#ThalapathyViiay #msdhoni #TheGOATFestival pic.twitter.com/5BUx9rhzW8
— 🧋. (@FreneticX__) September 5, 2024
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Though the movie’s director, Venkat Prabhu, had recently clarified that the cricket legend does not have a cameo in the movie, there were rumours that the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) captain will make a special appearance in the celebrated movie.
Fueling further speculations, the director had hinted that the Vijay starrer includes a cricket match between Chennai Super Kings and Mumbai Indians, during which images of prominent cricketers from both teams will be featured. Notably, Venkat Prabhu has confessed himself to be a die hard fan of CSK.
It is also noted that the Indian cricketer enjoy special bond with Tamil Nadu, especially in Chennai due to his association with CSK in IPL matches since its onset. Even the chief minister of the state had called the cricketer a Tamil Nadu adopted son.
The movie will be perhaps one of the final movies by Thalapathy Vijay before his active political foray. He had launched his political party, Tamilaga Vetri Kazhagam, and has declared that the party would contest the Tamil Nadu assembly elections in 2026.
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