The film is based on the life of Virat Kohli.

The film starts with Kohli travelling in a team bus as he goes down the memory lane staring out of the window. Starting at the locker room when he was seventeen years old. He has come to bat even though his dad passed away earlier that morning. We go through his neuroses. He then trains harder every day to reach various peaks in his career, creating an unmatched table of statistics as heard through a battery of commnetators at matches throughout his career. He however, trains through all of this. He is back in the team bus. He gets off amidst fanfare. He spots a little boy on his dad’s shoulders cheering him. He smiles at the child.

Super: Inside is everything.

The film is set to Judgement Day by Stealth. The lyrics bring in an additional layer that helps us understand Virat’s

Every Indian grows up playing cricket. This game is the largest religion in India. Virat Kohli the nation’s idol. He captains the side and has emerged as a youth icon and one of the contemporary greats of the game. There was a pivotal moment in his life that made him the prolific cricketer that he is today. Not many know about this event in his life. It was the passing of his dad. After the demise of his dad he became a focussed cricketer and and put his game above everything as was desired by his dad. Muve told this severly personal story of metamorphosis of Virat Kohli. The film was launched by Virat himself, first to his fans through social media. The film is hailed as a rare, authentic piece of film using a celebrity of that stature.