The programme captures the places and personalities of the tournament. It incorporates unforgettable archival footage from BBC and ITN and blends these with exclusive, synchronised reminiscences from stars connected with the tournament. They comprise of Kapil Dev, Mohinder Amarnath, Roger Binny,Krishnamachari Srikkanth, Madan Lal and Balwinder Sandhu from the winning side, Sir Vivian Richards and Michael Holding from among the runners-up, DavidGower of England and Dave Houghton of Zimbabwe. Also figuring in the presentation are Raj Singh, President of the Cricket Club of India, umpire Harold "Dickie" Bird, Peter Marron, Old Trafford's head groundsman, Pushkar Johari, a senior Indian diplomat, and Romi Dev, wife of Kapil. India's victory led to an upsurge in interest in limited overs cricket in India.
As a result, it also converted a comparatively austere sport into a big money spectacle internationally. Kapil Dev's side collected £20,000 as prize money.In 2007, champions, Australia received £1.2 million.
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