Sanjay Mishra, Brijendra Kala lead a heartfelt teacher-student tale

In an industry often ruled by big-budget spectacles and high-octane thrillers, bollywood is set to offer something refreshingly heartfelt this monsoon. Starring veteran actors including Sanjay Mishra, Victor Banerjee, and Brijendra Kala, the story unfolds in a quaint English-medium school where the annual Teachers’ Day football match becomes a battle of pride, legacy, and redemption.Sanjay Mishra, known for his evocative portrayals of the common man, plays a central character. Reflecting on the project, he shares in a statement, “We remember heroes in stadiums and on screens — but we forget the ones who taught us how to walk, speak, and dream. This film is my salaam to those silent warriors in every classroom. Playing Mishraji wasn’t just acting — it felt like repaying a lifelong debt.”Director-producer Kunal Shamshere Malla, who also features in a key role, adds, “This isn’t just about football.

It’s about respect — for teachers, for ourselves, and for second chances. We wanted to tell a story that brings a smile and maybe even a tear.”The ensemble cast includes Atul Srivastava, Deepraj Rana, Kavin Dave, Kiran Dubey, Sariika Singh, and Gayatri Bhargavi, creating a warm and nostalgic school universe designed to resonate across generations.With music by Red Ribbon, background score by Sidharth Pradeep, and a screenplay co-written by Kaviraj Singh and Anuradha Pundeer Malla, the film promises more than just a school story. Whether you’re a student, a parent, or someone who remembers a teacher who made a difference — this one may well strike a chord.