T. Natarajan the Indian paceman has had a great outing on debut in Australia where he received the caps for all three formats of cricket and shined in almost every game he got. He has become the toast of the nation and fans are eagerly awaiting more of his pace bowling in the upcoming games for India in Tests, ODIs and T20Is.

Nattu as he is fondly called by friends and fans has revealed that many film directors from Tamil and Bollywood have approached him for rights to film his biopic. But right now he has refused the offers and is keen only to concentrate on his cricket and winning games for India.

It is worth mentioning that Sachin Tendulkar's biopic 'Sachin A Billion Dreams' and Mahendra Singh Dhoni's life story 'MS Dhoni - The Untold Story' have been phenomenal hits when released in 2017 and 2016 respectively.

It is understandable why filmmakers are making a beeline for Natarajan's biopic because his life has played out like mass hero film rising from near poverty from the obscure Chinnapappambatti village in Salem district to have now earned the respect of both the Indian players and his overseas opponents who are hailing him as the next big thing in world cricket.