The dominance of biopics in bollywood seems irreversible, largely owing to the unparalleled prowess of indian directors in portraying true-life narratives with utmost authenticity and emotional depth. The directors from the northern region, in particular, have carved a niche in this genre, showcasing their expertise in encapsulating the essence of real-life stories. This proficiency has made biopics immensely popular in India.

 The forthcoming sports-centric film, "Maidaan," helmed by director Amit Sharma and featuring ajay devgn in the lead role, is a testament to this trend. However, the release of the film has faced delays due to unforeseen circumstances. In promoting "Maidaan," director Amit Sharma must adhere to three cardinal rules essential for the success of sports-themed movies. 

Firstly, a comprehensive understanding of the sport depicted is imperative to ensure accuracy and authenticity. Secondly, assembling the right team, both in front of and behind the camera, is crucial for delivering a compelling narrative. Lastly, the cultivation of emotions is paramount. Sharma emphasizes the significance of evoking genuine emotions to connect with the audience on a profound level.

Sharma underscores the importance of delving into lesser-known aspects of the protagonist's life to offer audiences a fresh and enlightening experience. Rather than reiterating familiar anecdotes, he advocates for exploring untold stories, thereby adding depth and intrigue to the narrative. Sharma's directorial journey began with "Tewar" and later included acclaimed projects such as "Badai Ho," "Lust Stories-2," and "Trail Period." Notably, "Lust Stories" garnered widespread acclaim across the nation.

In essence, Sharma's approach to filmmaking emphasizes authenticity, emotional resonance, and the exploration of untold narratives, characteristics that have become synonymous with the success of biopics in Bollywood.