How long is Saala Khadoos?

Saala Khadoos is 1 hr 50 min long.

Who is Aditya "Adi" Tomar in Saala Khadoos?

Madhavan plays Aditya "Adi" Tomar in the film.

What is Saala Khadoos about?

Adi Tomar had a dream to win the boxing gold for India. Instead he languished in a nightmare for a decade as his gloves were spiked during an all-important match, blinding him in the arena and handing the match to his undeserving opponent—a mediocre boxer but a political powerhouse. The culprit was his own coach, Dev Khatri. Shattered by his loss, and disillusioned by the state of Indian boxing, Adi turned to a life of cynical self-destruction of booze, brothels and bar-fights. Loyal friends somehow bring him back to boxing as the coach of the lowly rated Indian women’s boxing team. His outspoken honesty sends jitters through his old adversaries, and he is soon transferred to Chennai—the Siberia of Indian boxing. But Adi continues to dream but this time for a free-spirited, fiery young woman from the fishing community, Madhi. Adi spots in her a champion that could bring India the gold that he was robbed off.

Saala Khadoos

Name: Saala Khadoos
Genre: Drama
Released: 2016-01-29
Duration: 110
Rating: 76

NR 1 hr 50 min

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How long is Saala Khadoos?: Saala Khadoos is 1 hr 50 min long.

Who directed Saala Khadoos?: Sudha Kongara

Who is Aditya "Adi" Tomar in Saala Khadoos?: Madhavan plays Aditya "Adi" Tomar in the film.

What is Saala Khadoos about?: Adi Tomar had a dream to win the boxing gold for India. Instead he languished in a nightmare for a decade as his gloves were spiked during an all-important match, blinding him in the arena and handing the match to his undeserving opponent—a mediocre boxer but a political powerhouse. The culprit was his own coach, Dev Khatri. Shattered by his loss, and disillusioned by the state of Indian boxing, Adi turned to a life of cynical self-destruction of booze, brothels and bar-fights. Loyal friends somehow bring him back to boxing as the coach of the lowly rated Indian women’s boxing team. His outspoken honesty sends jitters through his old adversaries, and he is soon transferred to Chennai—the Siberia of Indian boxing. But Adi continues to dream but this time for a free-spirited, fiery young woman from the fishing community, Madhi. Adi spots in her a champion that could bring India the gold that he was robbed off.