BHEDIYA 2022 MOVIE
Brahmastra Part One: Shiva (2022)
Who will succeed Maradona as Qatar's Sorcerer Supreme during the FIFA World Cup in 2022?
The worries and limitations of COVID-19 are finally being
cast aside in a world without Diego. Additionally, a new Master of the Mystic
Arts is required for the upcoming winter and West Asian edition of the FIFA
World Cup of Football.
He was standing up in his seat, attracting more attention
than the players on the field, and flailing his arms and legs like a hysterical
traffic officer in Bangkok. full of life (and probably something else).
Football's Sorcerer Supreme provided one of the tournament's most memorable
pictures; he was just as amusing off the field as he was in the crowd.
To help us forget our worries and make football triumph over
politics and policies that leave our world more divided than ever, we want the
game's magicians to create a Multiverse of Happiness with the help of their
mind and body.
Pele, Garrincha, Mario Kempes, Romario, Ronaldo Nazario,
Zinedine Zidane, and many more World Cup superstars have always worked on their
own Astral Plane to create legacies that have endured the test of time and
inspired generations. The World Cup in Qatar in 2022 will be the first in 44
years to take place without Diego Maradona, who had made the 1986 World Cup his
own with his magical feet and astute mind. 1986's World Cup wasn't for the
entire planet, Mexico, or Argentina; it wasn't even for the world. Diego was
the star of the World Cup, his one-man show overshadowing everything else.
And perhaps Argentina and Diego's successor, Lionel Messi,
will discover their magic, channelled by the spirit of their original Sorcerer
Supreme, without its Ancient One commanding all the attention.
Messi, who appeared worn out and depressed in Russia, may
save Qatar 2022 by acting as this Cup's Doctor Strange and lifting the cloud of
uncertainty that politics and pestilence have cast over us.
After a half-season of sensational play with Paris
Saint-Germain, Messi travels to Doha donning the Cloak of Levitation,
rediscovering his joy, vision, and propensity for goals and assists in a league
that is not as straightforward as its critics would have you believe. His
Argentina is more interesting as well, having won the Finalissima and the 2021
Copa America, La Albiceleste's first trophy in 28 years, during a 35-game unbeaten
streak.
Messi arrives in Doha with PSG having rediscovered his
enthusiasm, vision, and propensity for goals and assists. | Image Credit: GETTY
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In a 4-33 or a 4-2-31 configuration, with Messi and
Angel Di Maria playing wide and Lautaro Martinez serving as the traditional No.
9, coach Lionel Scaloni has moulded an Argentine team that tries to accentuate the
abilities of its hero without placing an excessive weight on him. Despite the
loss of the injured Giovani Lo Celso, it possesses a midfield of workers and
illusionists to keep the forwards well-fed and the defence well-guarded.
With their aggressive style of play and lack of experience
playing against top-tier European opponents, the squad may struggle against
groupmate Poland and then, maybe, against Denmark in the round of 16, then
England or the Netherlands (if the teams progress as expected).
Even though it only has 9.59 percent of the world's
population, Europe continues to outnumber other continents in terms of
participation with 13 teams. There will be 11 representatives from the two most
populous continents, Asia and Africa, which together make up a little more than
75% of the world's population. The number will increase to a maximum of 18 for
the 48-team USA-Mexico-Canada World Cup, with Asia (81/3) and Africa (91/3).
However, Europe will continue to benefit from having 16 berths.
However, the 2022 edition will be without Italy, who is the
current champion of Europe after losing to North Macedonia in the opening round
of the playoffs.
The continent still has seven teams ranked in the Top 10
(eight if Italy is counted), and France, the defending champion and team with
two of the best attackers in the world in Kylian Mbappe and Karim Benzema, will
lead the charge for the continent in this World Cup. However, Didier Deschamps'
team will struggle without injured midfielders Paul Pogba and N'Golo Kante, and
Raphael Varane, an accomplished central defender, may not be fully healthy.
FIFA is paying clubs GBP 8,500 per day for each player
pulled out to play in this bizarre winter World Cup, so it has all the makings
of a worldwide hit.
It remains to be seen if Lionel Strange (Messi) can defeat
the opposition from Messis of other Dimensions, including Sardar Azmoun from
Iran and Xherdan Shaqiri from Switzerland, in order to finally emulate
Maradona's team and put an end to the South American nation's 36-year wait for
the world championship.
There will be many obstacles to overcome and conflicts of
various sizes because every team shares the same goals.
P.S. Fatma Samoura,
the secretary general of FIFA, declared that Qatar will host a football
festival and month-long celebration. One thing you will appreciate is the
worldwide passion of football and its special ability to bring people together.
You are welcome regardless of your colour, religion, or sexual or social
orientation.
Qatar and its Globe Cup should seize the chance to let the
world be brought together by the greatest display ever in this Cup of many
firsts - the first in the Arab world, the first in the winter, the first where
all teams stay and play in one city.
For this 29-day celebration to be a smashing success, its
lasting legacy must be one of optimism, diversity, and inclusion, which will
aid in our recovery from the pandemic's finger-snapping effects.
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