"I have personally nothing against Sreesanth. He is the best fast bowler in our country. He is a good friend of mine. But considering the negative publicity, it was decided to delete the scenes in which the cricketer appears," Kaithapram told PTI here.
The shooting of the movie, which tells the story of young Pakistani cricketer's life-changing journey to India, is over and it was planned to be released during Onam festival in September, he said.
The star cast includes Abbas Hassan, a London-based popular Pakistani musician, and Archana Kavi as heroine, he said.
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