Mumbai: Indian women's ODI and Test team captain Mithali Raj has expressed hope that her biopic "Subhash Mithu" will inspire young girls to join the sport. Mithali has retired from T20 cricket last year and at this time she is not included in the Indian team in the Women's T20 World Cup to be started in Australia.

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Rahul Dholakia is directing this biopic on Mithali. Dholakia has done films like Raees, Lamha, etc. Mithali during a Fashion Week event said, "I am very happy that a biopic is being made on my life because it says a lot about the struggle of women cricketers. When I started in the 1990s, at that time the journey was very difficult for a female cricketer."

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Mithali said that there are many girls who want to play cricket, but there is no possibility for them to move forward and the film starring Taapsee Pannu will break this confusion. She said, "This film will inspire young girls who have dreams of becoming cricketers. Many girls want to play cricket, but they never appear on television, because they feel that there is no possibility. This film is their dream. It will open many opportunities."

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