Pakistani actor Umar Jaiswal was supposed to star in Shoaib Akhtar’s biography. Umar withdrew from the contract a few days ago. As a reason, he spoke about the lack of creativity and personal issues in the film. This time Shoaib himself withdrew from the decision to make a biography.

In a post on Twitter on Sunday( January 22), Shoaib said, “After thinking for the last few months, I have withdrawn from the decision to make a biography. My management and legal team have severed their contracts with those who are in charge of making this biopic. It was a dream project for me. I tried to stop a lot of things. Unfortunately, my opinion was not accepted. ’

Threatening the producers, Shoaib said, “I was forced to cancel the contract. All ties with them have been severed. Even then, if my biopic is made and my name or incident is used in any way, I will be forced to take legal action. ’

Although Shoaib withdrew from the decision, Shoaib was very interested in it in the beginning. Announcing the making of the biography, he said, “A beautiful journey is about to begin. I am going to announce my story, my life, and my biopic – ‘Rawalpindi Express’ Running Against All Odds. I’ve never had such an experience before. This is the first foreign film about a Pakistani athlete. Eti, your controversial man, Shoaib Akhtar. ’

Posting the sneak peek video of the biopic, Shoaib wrote, “An amazing journey is about to begin. Announcing my biopic, where my story and my life unfold. Running against all odds is the ‘Rawalpindi Express’.” You are about to take a ride like never before. This is the first time there is a foreign film on a Pakistani sportsperson.” Akhtar added “Controversially Yours” at the end of this tweet. He explained that his biopic is going to be controversial. Akhtar’s biopic will be released on November 16 next year. Mohammad Faraz Qaiser is in charge of directing this film.
Akhtar still holds the record for fastest delivery in international cricket. In 2002, he bowled ‘Rawalpindi Express’ against New Zealand at 161 km per hour. Akhtar played for Pakistan from 1997 to 2010. Not only in Asia, will his name be in the list of one of the best 22 yard fast bowlers of all time. Played 46 Tests (178 wickets), 163 ODIs (247 wickets) and 15 T20 matches (19) for Pakistan.