Fastest bowler chakhdaha girl's biopic on Netflix soon.

Remember 2017's ODI between India and Pakistan when Kainat mentioned that Goswami was her inspiration to take up cricket? She wrote, "I was so impressed that I chose cricket as a career. Specifically fast bowling. It's a proud moment for me as after 12 years today (Sunday), in 2017, I am playing this ODI World Cup with one of my inspirations and getting more inspired." This was one of the many instances that shed spotlight on the glory of the Indian international cricketer, the fast pacer, Jhulan Goswami.

This fame and respect, not only from India but from across the world came with shedding of immense sweat and with the display of never-turn-your-back attitude. This small town girl from Bengal had to kick off numerous societal and logistical hurdles in her way to become India's legendary cricketer to whose talent, even the world cricket fraternity pays its humbleness.

Jhulan Nishit Goswami who was fondly called as Jhulan Didi/Babul was born on 25th November, 1982 in Chakhdaha town of West Bengal. This girl who hailed from a typical Indian middle-class background was the first sportsperson in her family, whose dream was supported by her grandmother. She started playing cricket at 15 but when she witnessed Australia's world Cup win in the Eden Garden, she decided to take up cricket in the years to come. Though support from her parents was less than nothing in the initial stages, her grandmother supported the young girl's dream. It took five hours for Jhulan to travel to Kolkata everyday to practice cricket but she never felt exhausted. With her inspiration Belina Clark sparking infront of her eyes, she set her goal high and worked relentlessly towards reaching there.

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