“Victory”, the Harman Baweja starrer movie is based on cricket and it also stars Australian cricket sensation Brett Lee. This is to be admitted that Lee is looking smashingly great in this bolly flick.

Brett Lee is no doubt looking great in “Victory” but he is all gaga over his co-star Harman. Brett Lee, famous for his bowling and equally for his looks, really got clean bowled by the acting of Harman. Lee finds Harman a really good guy. His being professional actor was of tremendous help to Lee at the shoot.

During the shoot of his first bollywood movie Lee learned some acting tips from Harman and in return he learnt some cricket from Lee.

“Victory” is a movie about a guy from a little town who makes it to the Indian cricket team. The female lead in the movie is Amrita Rao. The movie has some good cameos of more than 30 international cricketers.

Brett Lee is not in the lead role in the film but Lee has sung for the heroine.
The Australian speedster has fallen in love with India. He had earlier quoted that he loves Indian movies. But ever since he had his singing debut with Asha Bhonsle he was nowhere in the bolly screens.

Harman has also bagged some big films this year. This includes Ashutosh Gowarikar’s next Movie, “What’s Your Rashee”. His co-star is going to be his on-off girlfriend Priyanka Chopra. This has made the hottest couple in bollywood Abhi-Ash really jealous as this film was to be given to them. Their anguish was clearly seen at the IIFA awards when Abhi and Ash were found giggling most annoyingly. They were stopped when Big-B interrupted himself.

The next big name with whom Harman is going to work is Sanjay Leela Bhansali. Harman has signed Bhansali’s upcoming movie “Chenab Gandhi”, where Amitabh Bachchan is himself playing the role of Chenab Gandhi. But it is feared that Amitabh’s presence will overshadow Harman.

Harman has now begun to prove that he is not famous not because he looks like Hrithik
Roshan. Let’s hope that he proves his worth in “Victory” and that the cricket charm of Brett Lee also shows its effect here.