Sharmila Tagore feels that she reacts to the BCCI’s decision to retire the ‘Pataudi’ trophy: ‘If they do not want to remember Tiger’s legacy ….’. Hindi film news
Back in 1968, India saw a fairy-story romance between Bollywood’s beloved head Lady Sharmila Tagore and the dashing cricket captain of the country, Mansoor Ali Khan PataudiHis Sangh was more than just one marriage, it was a fusion of India’s two biggest passion, cinema and cricket. While ‘Tiger’ Pataudi’s legacy has been celebrated for a long time, recent reports suggest that a trophy in his prestigious name will retire and fans.
Pataudi Trophyodd Future
To mark the first-India-England Test match in 1932 in 2007, a trophy called ‘Pataudi Trophy’ was introduced in honor of the beloved cricketer, which has become a fundamental part of the cricketing history. However, reports suggest that the Control Board for Cricket in India (BCCI) and England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) are considering retiring this prestigious trophy. Although an official confirmation is still waiting, the news has already shaken strong feelings. Pataudi family And among cricket fans.
Sharmila has now reacted to these rumors of BCCI. He has been said by Hindustan Times, “I have not heard from him, but ECB has sent a letter to Saif that he is retiring the trophy. If the BCCI wants or does not want to remember Tiger’s legacy, it is to decide for him.” The news portal also said that the actress is hurt by the decision.
A year full of challenges for the Pataudi family
This news follows a series of difficult events for the Pataudi family. Earlier this year, Saif Ali Khan was a victim of a violent house attack, he bravely protected his family and maintained several knife wounds. To add to its crises, the Madhya Pradesh High Court directed them to contact the Appellate Authority, as the ‘property of the enemy’, after the Central Government declares the ancestral properties of the family.
The ‘Chukke Chupke’ actress, who married Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi until she was passed in 2011, has always been an enthusiastic supporter to preserve the legacy of her late husband. The idea of retiring the Pataudi Trophy only combines its concerns. So far, BCCI has not issued an official statement on the matter.
