Movie on 'Golden Days' of Indian Football, Maidaan trailer out ft. Ajay Devgn

Syed Abdul Rahim, till date, is considered the best coach in Indian football by pundits and fans.

The much-anticipated trailer of the film ‘Maidaan‘, starring Bollywood icon Ajay Devgn, has finally been revealed to eager Indian Football fans. Produced by renowned filmmaker Boney Kapoor, the movie is poised to grace the screens this Eid. ‘Maidaan’ is a film centered about the extraordinary life of Syed Abdul Rahim, the former coach of the Indian National Football Team, whose remarkable journey and contributions to Indian football have left an everlasting mark.

Devgn’s portrayal of Syed Abdul Rahim promises to be a gripping cinematic experience, as the trailer offers a glimpse into the trials and triumphs of a man dedicated to shaping the destiny of Indian football. Set against the backdrop of post-independence India, the film highlights Rahim’s astounding passion for the sport and his relentless efforts to overcome numerous obstacles in his quest for excellence.

With stunning visuals and compelling storytelling, ‘Maidaan’ is poised to resonate not only with football enthusiasts but also with audiences seeking inspiration from real-life heroes. The trailer’s release has generated immense excitement and anticipation, with fans eagerly awaiting the film’s theatrical debut this Eid.

About Syed Abdul Rahim – the person Maidaan is based on

Syed Abdul Rahim was born in Hyderabad in 1909, Rahim’s journey from a humble upbringing to becoming the architect of Indian football’s golden era is a demonstration to his indomitable spirit and passion for the beautiful game.

Rahim’s illustrious career saw him lead the Indian team to unprecedented success, including a historic gold medal triumph at the 1962 Asian Games. His tactical acumen, along with with his ability to nurture young talent, transformed Indian football on the international stage, earning him widespread acclaim.

Beyond his coaching prowess, Rahim was also a visionary who advocated for the development of grassroots football and infrastructure, laying the foundation for the sport’s growth in the country.

Despite his untimely demise in 1963, Rahim’s legacy endures as a beacon of inspiration for future generations of footballers. His contributions to Indian football continue to be celebrated, with the upcoming biopic ‘Maidaan’ poised to immortalize his extraordinary life and legacy on the silver screen.

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