Break Point

If you are a 90 's guy than this is for u even if you are not a tennis fan it will blow your mind,I love tennis because of Paes and Bhupathi even at that time I can not watch their matches but in newspaper I used to read about them .This doc is a ride if emotions, love,ego,self respect and off course love for our country. We love you Lee-hesh ,you taught us to chase our dreams.

Its an incredible story of two incredibly talented tennis players. In spite of the unfortunate happenings in their relationship as a doubles team, they still achieved things only a 'perfect' team could hope to achieve. So talented, they each were, individually! But together, they could only make us wonder about the possibilities had things not gone bad.

Credit goes to Leander for coming up with a dream of partnering with an Indian.

Credit goes to Mahesh that he decided to accept an offer a fellow Indian made( even though at that time he had not even made a mark for himself) One can only wonder what then went wrong? Was it Rico?, Was the federation? Was it their parents? One can only guess..... The support team(s) which included all those involved, bar no one, looked at the partnership as two separate individuals and not as one team.

Too bad nobody had the guts to point a finger at Mr. Khanna for the Doha fiasco. Why did he not invite Mahesh to a preparatory camp, since he had retired 3 months back?

Anyway, Lee and Hesh, you made us proud and it was so good while it lasted.

I hope the same does not happen to Satwik Sai Ranki Reddy and Chirag Shetty, but then they have not yet scaled the same heights badminton as these two did in tennis.....at least not yet.

Not jus the duo, but the documentary made is so brilliant. It is authentic and true, involving all the major characters and the narration from themselves esp. Mahesh and Leander.

Even for a non-tennis fan, this is so enjoyable that you won't feel a second passing.

Music is the perfect. Be it the theme or background music; it is so apt to convey emotions. At times, you're sad, cheerful, proud, confused and all others different flavours of emotions.

Sports documentaries does the best to break the fame and reveal us as a vulnerable humans. And this documentary is spot on at that. You'll find out through their story, different fallacies of human behaviour and how we at times do stupid mistakes which is invisible to us.

There's a great blend between sports and personal life of the characters. But primarily this is a personal journey of the characters through their sports life.

A must watch, not jus for sports or tennis. But also cuz it's a great work which is worth watching in general. And also if you're a Indian, for the pride of the country.

I should say that there's no better place to know about the ups and downs of the legendary Indian pair of tennis anywhere. The directors have done a very good job, there could have been voice over at some places so that the documentary feeling was more.

All credits to the flag bearers of Indian Tennis. It's just the destiny that took over, that they didn't play together in the ATP circuit. But, they both have achieved enough, and it brings tear and the story grips you with emotions.

This is not a movie This is not a web series This is the 'Journey' of Mahesh and Paes.

No words only Respect.

I wish I could meet with them .. Just to Say 'Thank you so much Mahesh and Paes'. You guys made India Proud.