<p>World Cup hero and cancer-survivor cricketer Yuvraj Singh will pen a book on his player-turned-actor father Yograj Singh.<br /><br /></p>.<p>"He is writing a book on me, whose title will be 'Arrogant Master'. The book will deal with the days we spent together, what all incidents we went through, his journey in becoming a cricketer and his battle with cancer and how he came out of it with everyone's blessings and support," Yograj Singh said today.<br /><br />Asked to comment on the book's title, he merely laughed.In his early days, Yuvraj wanted to become a skater and was keen on playing tennis too, Yograj said.<br /><br />"But I was keen that he should become a good cricketer and moulded him that way because I thought he will have some future in the sport," he said.<br />He further said that Yuvraj will also be seen on TV soon, sharing his experience of battle with cancer.<br /><br />On his son's fight against the dreaded disease, Yograj said, "I want to say only that it has changed Yuvi completely.<br /><br />"It has been a U-turn for Yuvi, if I can put it that way. I also wanted him to be a saintly person, who will wake up early and offer prayers.<br /><br />"After his battle with cancer, he has evolved as a person, become more quiet and his whole complexion has changed. I also want to thank the Almighty, Yuvi's millions of fans and the media, who supported him all through".<br /><br />After remaining out of action for months, 30-year-old Yuvraj has made a comeback in the Indian team and is currently playing in the World T20 in Sri Lanka.<br /><br />Meanwhile, Yograj said that he too had turned author and was writing a book "My Lost Days", in which he will talk about his life journey including his experiences in the Punjabi film industry.</p>
<p>World Cup hero and cancer-survivor cricketer Yuvraj Singh will pen a book on his player-turned-actor father Yograj Singh.<br /><br /></p>.<p>"He is writing a book on me, whose title will be 'Arrogant Master'. The book will deal with the days we spent together, what all incidents we went through, his journey in becoming a cricketer and his battle with cancer and how he came out of it with everyone's blessings and support," Yograj Singh said today.<br /><br />Asked to comment on the book's title, he merely laughed.In his early days, Yuvraj wanted to become a skater and was keen on playing tennis too, Yograj said.<br /><br />"But I was keen that he should become a good cricketer and moulded him that way because I thought he will have some future in the sport," he said.<br />He further said that Yuvraj will also be seen on TV soon, sharing his experience of battle with cancer.<br /><br />On his son's fight against the dreaded disease, Yograj said, "I want to say only that it has changed Yuvi completely.<br /><br />"It has been a U-turn for Yuvi, if I can put it that way. I also wanted him to be a saintly person, who will wake up early and offer prayers.<br /><br />"After his battle with cancer, he has evolved as a person, become more quiet and his whole complexion has changed. I also want to thank the Almighty, Yuvi's millions of fans and the media, who supported him all through".<br /><br />After remaining out of action for months, 30-year-old Yuvraj has made a comeback in the Indian team and is currently playing in the World T20 in Sri Lanka.<br /><br />Meanwhile, Yograj said that he too had turned author and was writing a book "My Lost Days", in which he will talk about his life journey including his experiences in the Punjabi film industry.</p>