Say Salaam India

Say Salaam India
Say Salaam India
	File:Say Salaam India, 2007 Hindi film.jpg
Directed by	Subhash Kapoor
Written by	Subhash Kapoor (story, screenplay and dialogue); Sanjay Chauhan (dialogue);
Starring	Sanjay Suri; Milind Soman; Sandhya Mridul; Aditya Seal;
Music by	Gaurav Dayal; Gauhar Raza (lyrics);
Cinematography	Fasahat Khan
Edited by	Mohammed Rafique
Release date	30 March 2007;
Country	India
Language	Hindi

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Say Salaam India is an 2007 Indian Hindi language cricket movie, written and directed by Subhash Kapoor, and starring Sanjay Suri, Milind Soman and Sandhya Mridul. The film revolves around a group of four boys and their passion for the sport.^[1]^[2]

Plot[edit]

The film begins by introducing four boys, Viru, Mahi, Shakeel and Guri, and how they fight their circumstances and lack of resources to pursue their love of cricket. Meanwhile, in the elite Royal Heritage School in the state capital, a cricket coach Hari Sadu has the task of coaching the school team to win their sixth state championship, but faces opposition to his coaching methods by players on the team, who are talented but unwilling to work hard to improve. This leads to tension between the coach and players, which leads to Hari Sadu being wrongfully accused and fired by the board of members, replaced by Harry Oberoi, a suave fixer from the cricket world who suits the image and profile of the school.

Hari Sadu is determined to make a local team to compete at the Inter-School Challenge, with the help of his wife Sonali and his cerebral palsy-suffering son Rustam. He develops a cricketing eleven from the wrestling team at the local corporation school, overcoming various hurdles to take on the Royal Heritage School at the Inter-School Challenge. The boys come from humble backgrounds and limited resources but have a passion for cricket and natural talent.

Cast[edit]

Mandar Jadhav - Viru
Sanjay Suri - Hari Sadu
Milind Soman - Harry Oberoi
Sandhya Mridul - Sonali
Sachin Khedekar - Gossy
Manoj Pahwa - Surinder Huda
Madhur Mittal
Anuj Pandit Sharma as Guri
Vinay Pathak
Aditya Seal as Siddharth
Ojas Bavishi as Rustum

Vivek And Abhishek as stadium students

Soundtrack[edit]

"Chaal Murkhiyon Waali" — Labh Janjua
"Chaal Murkhiyon Waali" (Remix) — Labh Janjua
"Haiya Haiya" — Naresh Iyer
"Kainthewala" — Bill Singh
"Kamli" — Jaspinder Narula
"Tana Re Bana Re" (Female) — Shubha Mudgal
"Tana Re Bana Re" (Male) — Sonu Nigam
"Tana Re Bana Re" (Male Remix) — Sonu Nigam

References[edit]

↑ Actual World Cup nahi toh Kya, Salaam India Cup toh Jeet gaye Rediff.com, 30 March 2007.
↑ Cricket on a song The Hindu, 15 March 2007.

External links[edit]

Template:Subhash Kapoor

[1] Actual World Cup nahi toh Kya, Salaam India Cup toh Jeet gaye Rediff.com, 30 March 2007.

[2] Cricket on a song The Hindu, 15 March 2007.

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