CHAK DE -----------------------------A REAL STORY
 
 
 

        Shah Rukh plays former Indian goalkeeper Mir Ranjan Negi, who fell from the grace after conceding seven goals against Pakistan in the 1982 Asian Games final, after which he was dropped from the side.

        Mir Ranjan Negi returned to the hockey field, most grudgingly, 16 years later as a coach for the women's team. India won the 1998 Asian Games gold at Bangkok. But the joy was short-lived as the ungrateful federation sacked Negi, along with six players.

 The affable Negi returned to train the girls, won the Commonwealth Games gold in 2002, again contributing as a coach.
 
 
 
 
 
 
NOW, SOME GOLDEN MOMENTS OF THIS FINAL MATCH
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

India go into a 1-0 lead against the run of play thanks to Mamta Kharab in the 21st minute of the match Jane Smith puts England back in contention with an all-important equaliser to the delight of the home crowd India score a golden goal but it is ruled out by the umpire, a decision which is overturned prompting an England appeal England coach Tricia Heberle confronts umpire Lyn Farrell after she allows India's golden goal to stand India begin the celebrations as they are awarded victory and the gold medal, beating England 3-2 after extra time Leisa King (left) and her England colleagues show their despair at losing the final to India In stark contrast to the England team India celebrate their gold medal
HATS OFF    MIR RANJAN NEGI & TEAM