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'Test’ trailer: Nayanthara, Siddharth and Madhavan fight for their dreams

Mumbai, Mar 26 (UNI) Netflix India has dropped the trailer of the film ‘Test’ starring Nayanthara, Siddharth, and R Madhavan. Set against the backdrop of cricket, their lives get intertwined, setting in motion a riveting plot.
In the film, Siddharth plays a cricketer who is driven by his passion for the game.
Nayanthara stars as a teacher married to R Madhavan, a scientist who now runs a canteen. Siddharth grapples between his professional choices while the couple struggles to conceive.
The cast members' ambitions, duties, and struggles collide as they face life-altering decisions.
The matches on the field alter the personal lives of the characters, intertwining them. Just like a Test match, their lives are also a challenging journey, giving the film its title.
‘Test’ is both a literal term for the matches as well as a metaphor for life.https://www.instagram.com/reel/DHnsdSxStvp/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_linkSharing the trailer of the film on Instagram, Netflix wrote, “TEST trailer out now. How far will they go for their dreams? Only a TEST will tell. Watch TEST, starring @actormaddy, @nayanthara, and @worldofsiddharth, out 4 April in Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada and Hindi, only on Netflix!”The logline of the film reads, “Set against the backdrop of high-stakes cricket, it's an emotional rollercoaster that puts the lives of a national-level cricketer (Siddharth), a genius scientist (Madhavan) and a passionate teacher (Nayanthara) on a collision course and forces them to make choices that test their ambition, sacrifice and courage.”
The film is S. Sasikanth's debut directorial. It also features Kaali Venkat, Nassar, and Vinay Varma in pivotal roles. ‘Test’ will be released on Netflix on April 4.
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