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8,1/10
86.355
IHRE BEWERTUNG
Kabir Khan, der Trainer der indischen Frauen-Eishockeynationalmannschaft, träumt davon, sein reines Mädchenteam gegen alle Widrigkeiten siegreich zu machen.Kabir Khan, der Trainer der indischen Frauen-Eishockeynationalmannschaft, träumt davon, sein reines Mädchenteam gegen alle Widrigkeiten siegreich zu machen.Kabir Khan, der Trainer der indischen Frauen-Eishockeynationalmannschaft, träumt davon, sein reines Mädchenteam gegen alle Widrigkeiten siegreich zu machen.
- Auszeichnungen
- 32 Gewinne & 24 Nominierungen insgesamt
Javed Khan Amrohi
- Sukhlal
- (as Javed Khan)
Handlung
WUSSTEST DU SCHON:
- WissenswertesThis film sparked a national resurgence of interest in the sport. Within days of the film's appearance, sales of hockey sticks shot up by 30%.
- PatzerIn the scene where Chitrashi Rawat (Komal Chautala) is introduced playing with some boys from Delhi, after she breaks the side light of a car, her father calls out to her and she comes near where her father and mother are standing. At this time, one can see her mother's dupatta alternate between either being over her head or behind her in between shots.
- Zitate
Kabir Khan: [to Bindya] There's only room for one bully on this team! And that bully is me.
- VerbindungenFeatured in 53rd Filmfare Awards (2008)
- SoundtracksChak De India
Music by Salim Merchant & Salim Merchant
Lyric by Jaideep Sahni
Performed by Sukhwinder Singh, Marriane D'Cruz and Salim Merchant
Ausgewählte Rezension
I am not what you would call a sports fan. I do not get any vicarious thrill watching someone else do what I can't. I appreciate great sportsmen/women like Tiger Woods or Lorena Ochoa or Danica Patrick, but I generally avoid watching unless it is a national event like the World Cup or the Olympics.
Having said that, I am a huge fan of sports movies. They are a source of excitement and inspiration if they are done well. This one is one of the best that I have seen.
It has so many good points, that it is hard to list them all. The obsession with national pride and the fact that a star player is scapegoated for a loss is first and foremost in this film. We are all allowed to make one mistake, aren't we? Not if your mistake costs the country to lose a title and lose face to a huge enemy. Kabir Khan (Shahrukh Khan) made such a mistake and it caused him to leave his home and go into exile for seven years.
He returned to take a job that no one wanted. He would coach a women's hockey team to the World Championships. No one wanted it because it was a women's team, and we all know that is usually just a Title IX requirement and not to be taken seriously. In fact, they didn't even want to fund the trip to the World Championships after he trained the team. Money was to be used for a men's team. Women belong barefoot and pregnant and in the kitchen, as one Arkansas politician put it some years ago.
To watch 150+ minutes of women's hockey, you have to have one hell of a story and some very interesting characters. The challenge of Khan transforming sixteen championship players from all over India into a team that puts India first, was mesmerizing. You know how the story will end. It ends as all sports movies do, but it is the journey that is fascinating. To see the neanderthal attitudes of the country transformed through excellence in sport is both exciting and sad. (Don't be so smug, America, your record on women isn't too much better.) If you are looking for an exciting movie that will thrill you beyond belief, then this is the one. Do not miss it.
Having said that, I am a huge fan of sports movies. They are a source of excitement and inspiration if they are done well. This one is one of the best that I have seen.
It has so many good points, that it is hard to list them all. The obsession with national pride and the fact that a star player is scapegoated for a loss is first and foremost in this film. We are all allowed to make one mistake, aren't we? Not if your mistake costs the country to lose a title and lose face to a huge enemy. Kabir Khan (Shahrukh Khan) made such a mistake and it caused him to leave his home and go into exile for seven years.
He returned to take a job that no one wanted. He would coach a women's hockey team to the World Championships. No one wanted it because it was a women's team, and we all know that is usually just a Title IX requirement and not to be taken seriously. In fact, they didn't even want to fund the trip to the World Championships after he trained the team. Money was to be used for a men's team. Women belong barefoot and pregnant and in the kitchen, as one Arkansas politician put it some years ago.
To watch 150+ minutes of women's hockey, you have to have one hell of a story and some very interesting characters. The challenge of Khan transforming sixteen championship players from all over India into a team that puts India first, was mesmerizing. You know how the story will end. It ends as all sports movies do, but it is the journey that is fascinating. To see the neanderthal attitudes of the country transformed through excellence in sport is both exciting and sad. (Don't be so smug, America, your record on women isn't too much better.) If you are looking for an exciting movie that will thrill you beyond belief, then this is the one. Do not miss it.
- lastliberal
- 11. Mai 2008
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- Let's Go! India
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- Bruttoertrag in den USA und Kanada
- 1.120.404 $
- Eröffnungswochenende in den USA und in Kanada
- 351.887 $
- 12. Aug. 2007
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- 21.505.244 $
- Laufzeit2 Stunden 33 Minuten
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