India’s Abhinav Bindra 🇮🇳 I Legends Live On

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A look at the Olympic achievements of India’s first-ever individual gold medallist, Abhinav Bindra, and how he is now helping others fulfil their dreams.
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[@jamessteeper6617]

“Dedication is a talent,not everybody can be a dedicated person” ~Abhinav’s mom

[@Dr.DebangaBhushan_1.1-1.1]

Yeah best line from the entire video

[@veronicarodriguez8171]

I heard about Simone biles and she is ready to take a gold medal at the Olympics games this weekend

[@amitr1688]

Yes, even I was impressed, no wonder where these genes come from

[@shixuo]

Its true, especially in my case. 0 dedication at all. nothing. empty.

[@leenai4658]

@@shixuo the 95% of ppl today.

[@advaitrane3299]

He got the gold all by himself.....but still he's giving it back to the country through his academy....RESPECT 🙏

[@Dr.MoonChiPoi]

Yet he doesnt he even have a Bharat Ratna

[@kuldeepdass9871]

@@Dr.MoonChiPoi 9

[@eldestructivochico5063]

@@Dr.MoonChiPoi those awards are reserved only for cricketers. These suckers even didn't give Bharat Ratna to Dhyanchad and Milkha Sing. But Sachin Tendulkar got it for a sport only 5 or 6 countries play regularly. I am not saying that Tendulkar doesn't deserve it I am just saying those sportspersons mentioned above deserve it more.

[@Dr.MoonChiPoi]

@@eldestructivochico5063 This is India

[@saranshthakur8329]

@@eldestructivochico5063 how is it reserved for only cricketers. Do tell me how many cricketers have got bharat ratna Ps-abhinav bindra deserves bharat rantna

[@snehalmishra7549]

Finally the day has arrived when Abhinav is not the only gold medalist for India in individual event Neeraj joined the list 🎉🎊🏅

[@niharikathakur9729]

And we have multiple gold medals in Paralympics too. Should check them too. They are equally talented.

[@bhupindersingh2509]

@@niharikathakur9729 exactly. those paralympians have worked equally hard as well and they deserve the same level of respect

[@41-siddharthabehera6]

India performed outstanding in Paralympics this time 🙌

[@slimeadda111]

Hi

[@lakshita1408]

I love how he straight up refuses that he was born with it or he was gifted and focuses on the value of hard work, dedication and focus which will inspire coming generations.

[@catalina3710]

Yeah, that was quite powerful and it helps people to understand the power of resilience, resistance, dedication.

[@2HN.]

How many Indians get to hold a revolver like him in that childhood photo?

[@tanaypatel103]

Our country has done nothing for him , had he not been rich he would have never reached this level, that speaks much about our sports infrastructure.

[@rohitkashyap7476]

Yup....I always use this argument against govt control. Look at Badminton.....Gopichand with his academy has done more that the entire country. We need only to nurture private enterprise.

[@sanjana2186]

It's same with chess. Govt doesn't appreciate it. Our country doesn't appreciate other sports more, they're concerned more about cricket.

[@sanjana2186]

@AOD #vote4mortal I think you didn't read the comment properly. I didn't say bcci is a govt body.

[@rozernaroha3169]

@@rohitkashyap7476 exactly

[@saketjha2862]

India will win 10 gold medal 🏅 this time, BJP government had spend their expenditure in sports this time

[@SourabhRaina]

His story tell us that every single individual has capability to move the nation !!

[@njanedwin]

But not the privilege

[@gkmr1544]

Money matters😁

[@bongsong8409]

@@gkmr1544 no bro its all about mindset and dedication

[@dritijoyhojaisa]

@@gkmr1544 if so thn ambani sons would have 3-4 gold medals to their names..

[@rjmitna1295]

@@njanedwin iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiii

[@mithrapv8025]

He represented India in Olympics 2000 - failed 2004 - again failed 2008 - he won gold🏆 He didn't give up , again and again he was more dedicated... 🙏🙏

[@sastha9310]

“Dedication is a talent” - Mom’s best quote

[@RahulKumar-ng2gh]

Even Rahul Dravid said the same thing

[@Rahul-me1jn]

Best

[@hence993]

When he took the final shot, I literally cried. I hope my country will also take it's First Olympic Gold Medal 🇵🇭🙏

[@rozernaroha3169]

🙏

[@ecowanderer6099]

🇮🇳 💓 🇵🇭. Hopefully two of our countries athletes will stand on the podium together once.

[@nee7427]

Love to Philippines 🇵🇭 from India

[@moonheart6970]

Love Philippines from India 😍

[@diliprathore4906]

Hope this time your dream will come true dear. Love u Philippines

[@asthatiwari1839]

One day I would also say " my name is Astha Tiwari, and this is my story"

[@anaghavarma3331]

And I'll cheer u whole heartedly ⚡⚡⚡⚡👊

[@intellectualsanatani9255]

More power to you girl...Hold it high!

[@hassanali-yi4bu]

Hahaha....two days of motivation nothing else...youll be back to your normal self after 2 days

[@Elaix26958]

what sports you play...I will surely cheer for you

[@actionhero5438]

Think big but start small, for it's easier to stand again if there's a fall. For sure you will win one day dear. 🙏🏼

[@soumyaranjansahu5693]

His serenity, calm nature even after winning the gold is really something everyone doesn't have...😌

[@dineshkishore29]

They don't need to have ❤️

[@farazahmed2204]

Yeah...just look at Wrestler Sushil Kumar..

[@TheStardust2011]

If ever a biopic is made on him, definitely Rajkumar Rao needs to play Abhinav. The resemblance... Wow!

[@RestLessRonak]

Actually yes... 🔥🔥 Best choice 👌🏻👌🏻

[@pleasyplease5719]

He looks like rajkumar rao + ross geller

[@farazahmed2204]

Spot on 👍

[@tanvijoshi8460]

It's already in making and harshvardhan Kapoor is cast.

[@pleasyplease5719]

@@tanvijoshi8460 Thats what is wrong, totally wrong casting, saina was ruined coz of the same reason too. The movie might turn out to be great but its highly doubtful the audience will be able to connect due to lack of resemblance.

[@amitr1688]

How many had tears of pride while watching this hit like 🇮🇳

[@monkeyman8834]

Bro I was proud but didn't had any tears you are exaggerating

[@hrishikasingh1552]

Cringe kr diya tune bro

[@vexter109]

Han par bhai , tera comment kyu like karu mai?

[@amitr1688]

@@vexter109 mat kar, khush! ☺️

[@PUNJABIVLOGGER]

This is worth watching 🥇

[@MrSkher]

just like a movie

[@worldwidewasher3746]

Jai MODI JI

[@kartikrathore5720]

this must be shown in schools.

[@PramodMakkar]

HELLO! BRO I AM BIG FAN OF YOU FROM ‘SRI GANGANAGAR’ (RAJASTHAN)🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@moosakutty869]

🔥

[@rakshith__poojary]

Because of his richness he was able to win an Olympic gold medal. No government, no sports association helped him. This is the actual problem in India. Sometimes i feel that wether i would say proud to be Indian or regret for being Indian.

[@Govinda_03]

Correct....Its the lack of infrastructure that stops India from winning gold 🏅

[@MrB746Shah]

Change doesn’t come overnight. Number of athletes and number of participation has increased a lot. Moreover, we Indians ourself just focus on cricket. There are so many exciting sports which should be given equal justice. Aldo, don’t just blame government because in US govt doesn’t spend a single penny on athletes, all money comes from organisations and corporate fundings. India’s Future in olympic is bright. Jai hind 🇮🇳

[@ManishSingh-yp1ge]

But now things are changing.

[@knownanonymous1791]

@@ManishSingh-yp1ge hahahah whats changing dude? I don't see any

[@akshat6899]

No need to regret tbh..we are still a developing country our budget mainly goes into infrastructure, health etc

[@kartikrathore5720]

"Olympics is not every 4th year its everyday. "- Abhinav Bindra.

[@krishnakanth_kk]

When somebody simply says "2008", he comes to my mind. 😅💛

[@varuntadikimalla9550]

Same bro 😂

[@abhishekchaubey9417]

@Bharat Dhurua lol he is a legend. Pity you 😂😂

[@simplecop123]

I get reminded of 2008s 26/11 brutal attack.

[@sayan5880]

@Bharat Dhurua wth? This shows the sporting knowledge and enthusiasm of today's kids in India

[@shubhsingh4905]

@Bharat Dhurua No worry bro....there are many people like you...who only knows about cricket.... That's why india remain backward

[@sijofrancis7529]

parents gave him facility he needed …he gave his dedication.. thank you for winning gold for india ..

[@sumit7977]

What about poor?

[@sumit7977]

@@DigvijaySingh-ct7lu thats really possible?

[@sumit7977]

@@DigvijaySingh-ct7lu 😀

[@AbhijeetKumar-vh1ff]

@@sumit7977 there are many poor's who has made there way by hard work. You should not be free loaders

[@sumit7977]

@@AbhijeetKumar-vh1ff thens whats thing india stopping to become champion in olympics?..sport like badminton,hockey,boxing need money..poor cant afford

[@adyasamal1271]

Ma'am said probably the best thing ever, "Dedication is a talent, everyone is not dedicated."

[@shailendrachauhan5793]

I remember when a sports journalist was literally shoving mike into his father's mouth asking 'how do you feel that our ministers have awarded Abhinav after his gold ?' He furiously answered 'who are they to give anything to my son.?... I am gifting a Rifle and a luxury hotel to him double the price of what these folks are awarding him?' Damn.....I loved this. Such a tight slap to manifest the galvanizing of minimal infrastructure with lucrative prize money in our nation.

[@nohome170]

Yup Athlete don't get money the government don't support the spirit of Sport it's such a shame

[@himanshumatta4583]

Taking the Gold is humongous achievement. But the journey towards that Gold is unmatchable. The tears on winning the Gold are worth more than any metal on earth.

[@cybernoob1323]

What an Absolute Legend . Hope we get many more legends in this Tokyo Olympics !!!

[@lakshitsehgal07]

It will be India's best ever Olympics.. Hoping to double figures in medals tally for the 1st time

[@diliprathore4906]

Yup definitely....

[@sanjeevpaul]

you all must be joking

[@samahamsi3947]

@Captain Obnoxious in 2012 we won 6 medals

[@Bunny-so3gm]

@Captain Obnoxious sahi khn bhai

[@jigarpatel6931]

German coaches are very lucky for indian olympians. Both gold comes in India with their coaching.

[@prasun7866]

Here after india's second individual gold medal. 1) Abhinav🏅 2)Neeraj Chopra🏅. .....many more to come

[@debalinamukherjee7197]

mujhe to lagti hai olympic los Angeles pehi khatam ho jayegi.... 😂

[@inothermeans4183]

I was ecstatic that day listening to the first-ever national anthem live at the Olympics. I am more than Siraj to Abhinav Bindra that day.

[@itssavageworld5130]

I literally cried,this is the feel what should be really called patriotism,not just saying Jai Hind but feeling,I wish one day I can make my country proud more than this,Indians wake up,mark your success in this world,to get India recognition it deserves,this killer instinct,this is required.

[@NarutoUzumaki-xd4db]

Shut up...... You are distracting people who are preparing for govt job only and busy in talking N doing politics 😁😁

[@nitishkumar-bf5kh]

@@NarutoUzumaki-xd4db 😂😂

[@siddharthagupta3754]

“Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail better.” From Sydney, to Athens, to Beijing. Kudos to AB

[@Alivelivelylive]

His story is no joke... he's literally the protagonist of a thriller movie. And the challenges like the wooden floor and the non-sync of his lense... what a legend

[@piyushmishra1426]

"India won its first gold medal" this line really gave me goosebumps

[@sanjeevpaul]

how many Gold since that time?

[@shivamyadav1753]

First individual gold*

[@phanindrav218]

@@sanjeevpaul we currently have 29 medals. No idea about no of golds tho

[@anakingaming3687]

Abe hockey jeete h 8 baar dhan chand k time pe.

[@sanjeevpaul]

@@phanindrav218 Since 2008 India has zero golds and only 9 golds total in 116 years of competition!! India should strive to perform better.

[@laralum3703]

The only demerit of winning an olympic gold so young is that after it people start seeing you as a retired person..

[@deepeshmathuria]

Imagine gymnasts then who are done with that by 16-20 ages, of course there are exceptions like Oksana chusovitna but for most it ends very much in their early 20s.

[@aakashom7881]

Then please look at Marry Kom ma'am

[@sahil200709]

Fortunate that he had rich parents to give him the exposure and setup, no doubt the hardwork and dedication speaks volumes. India can win way more medals if the country invests in athletes and not just in cricket!

[@ArisenalphA]

He must have support for his dreams, who else would have supported him? his neighbors? Money came to him because he had a purpose to fulfill its not just pure luck. understand that money isnt the goal here, its a byproduct of being on your purpose. Shame on you for commenting such a weak and cheap thought.

[@ArisenalphA]

Soch badlo, Kismat badlegi

[@sahil200709]

In india there are more potential athletes then the population of entire USA, all should have such luck? Read the comment its commendable his dedication but just like other countries its the countries and governments duty to nourish and bring out the talent!

[@sahil200709]

If there are 100's of cricket clubs and talent research wings and IPL and what not, why are tournaments not held regularly for olympic sports on a publicized scale? Which government school or college has even a swimming pool forget any other sport?

[@nongmaithemavinash3977]

@@ArisenalphA OP is saying the same thing. Read again.

[@shreyanghosh758]

"There was Male Reporter Who was Crying".... After hearing this I too Cried can't imagine what emotions were running through them

[@pragyasingh1011]

But you actually imagined that emotion to a certain extent

[@RahulKumar-ng2gh]

@@pragyasingh1011 hahaha 😂😂😂😂

[@shreyanghosh758]

@@pragyasingh1011 I was in class5 Back then in School 2008....he won it early morning here.. After Reaching school school principal told us during Assembly... India has won first Gold Medal in Olympics we clapped our hands didn't understand the emotions back then

[@sagar61sugar]

The matter he lost in Athens just bcoz of the lose floor is just insane

[@lalomedina1362]

He changed his sport for his country, that’s what the best athletes do

[@bakedbash]

"More than an athlete I was an explorer" ~ Abhinav Bindra, India's only individual Olympic gold medalist

[@jkofficial8453]

Not anymore

[@bakedbash]

@@jkofficial8453 🎉🎉🎉

[@785lucky]

but he will remain first.

[@jkofficial8453]

@@785lucky yeah thats true

[@pranayjunnuru4533]

He is extremely lucky to have parents like them, who are pure gold hearted.

[@ksg7882]

Every parents are gold hearted dear . You just need courage to break the taboo

[@sanchitshrivastava7642]

And rich af

[@beactivebehappy9894]

@@sanchitshrivastava7642 Please take a look at Tokyo Olympic medallist from India and then tell me how many did it only because they were rich

[@ok-hg2in]

@@sanchitshrivastava7642 paisa hamesha kam ni aata or government se support ni mila to parents ne help kiya. Simple 😒

[@Curtis.Carpenter]

he'd be nothing without his parents money, thats the only difference here.

[@thakurpiyush1]

You don't need to be poor to inspire.. This is a story of true dedication .. Hats off to him to inspire billion Indians by winning the individual gold

[@johncartor4017]

I never watched such long video ever. But this made me every minutes seconds watch to it completely. He has that desire for being hungry chasing dreams like lion hunting it's prey. Awareness and focus like eagle. This story inspires me most ❤️ Jai Hind 🇮🇳

[@rohitraut30]

Well Said ❤️

[@iamshebang]

Agree. A very well put story. 👌

[@phoenix9531]

You need to increase your attention span if 26 minutes is the longest you have EVER watched 😅

[@michaelinglis8516]

.....its 26 minutes long???? Not even a whole 30 monutes??

[@arunca5697]

“The last shot was the shot”…..I got goosebumps when I saw that shot in this documentary.

[@abhimatkala4468]

"Dedication is also a talent" Golden words.

[@shatarupasarma1451]

True that

[@Curtis.Carpenter]

more obvious words were never spoken 😆

[@shivanksonkar5311]

Even after winning the gold all by himself, he is enabling and guiding others, with zero discourtesy for country, such a gentleman and a legend on so many levels.

[@AbhijeetKumar-vh1ff]

But egoistic losers like marry kom abused this legend

[@anujnayak7839]

@@AbhijeetKumar-vh1ff yeah that hurts my heart , I think even more that Abhinav itself 😔

[@kalebarancelovic]

He's a remarkable person. I'm more proud of what he's doing for people in his country after his retirement than his gold medal win.

[@sp-ox7oz]

It's a perfect documentary which none of the Indian media done before. They are busy in discussing career options for Taimur Ali Khan.

[@cassie2572]

I can’t believe it came down to the final shot and he hit 10.8! Out of 10.9 and the other guy got a 9.7! Truly an insane story.

[@HarryManchanda]

Kismet (luck) in our side this time 🇮🇳

[@vinaysharma8887]

I literally cried at the last shot ,, just wow!!

[@afsanakhan7071]

The saddest part of this video is Yet Abhinav Bindra is only Indian with gold medal 🏅 in Olympic individual games.

[@shawnmicheal9638]

This Olympics we can see gold medalist 🙂👍

[@tanaypatel103]

@@shawnmicheal9638 very unlikely.

[@ragnarlothbrok2150]

@@tanaypatel103 Unlikely? For the first time in Indian Olympic history, 6 players who are ranked number 1 in the world in their respective sports are competing. In ideal scenario all the six should win Gold medals. If not atleast 2 out of six will definitely win gold this time.

[@rahulsinha3173]

@@ragnarlothbrok2150 Which 6?

[@ragnarlothbrok2150]

@@rahulsinha3173 Bajrang, Elavenil, Deepika, Sourabh, Panghal, Yashaswini, Manu, Chanu. All of these were ranked number 1 in the world just a few days back. There might be slight difference in latest rankings but all of them are still in top 3 in the world.

[@Raghav_Arya]

Neeraj Chopra - India's Second Gold Medal Winner in Individual Sports First in Athletics 😊 ☺️🇮🇳🏅 Abhinav Is so happy now He is not Alone in Gold now ☺️☺️

[@ashrumochanmallick5145]

What makes winners apart is their passion for winning. He could have stopped after the peak, but rather he chose to pass on his legacy. An admirable quality .

[@umararif7966]

he is a living legend, i remember my father watching Olympics in the living room and all of a sudden he started crying out of joy that was the first time i got exposed to Olympics and what it meant

[@Whytfyouhere]

Guys lets pledge a thing!! If we have babies, n they would want to go for a sport, we will do the best of our abilities to keep their dreams alive. We have to keep the Tricolour High!!

[@nishantsenapati]

You spoke my mind dear

[@aaravsharma7914]

lol these are rich people's privileges.. if he wasn't rich he would never been able to get foreign coaches, travel abroad etc etc.. he had no worries like supporting his family, making a career.. Tell me i have all the wealth and privilege in the world and I don't have to do anything else, I bet I'll win a gold in every olympic i will play!!

[@silverzero9524]

@@aaravsharma7914 u are just plain wrong. I wont say that money isnt important. Definitely without money or sponsors achieving this is almost impossible. But just because someone has infinite money doesnt mean that u can easily be the best. It takes years of hard work and dedication.

[@cnitevedi4832]

Guys...this time, Indian contingent can win upto 50 medals including 15 golds...according to some IOC officials. mostly due to initiatives of modi govt. But no coverage by our traitor media. as you know, support and cheering can boost moral and increase chances by upto 70%. but because of apathy of media and people, our athletes miight win just 5 medals instead of 50. such a shame. please share, and ask indians to cheer

[@niranjanaranjith8806]

@@aaravsharma7914 This is such a wrong thing to say!! Yes money did give him the privilege to get foreign coaches etc but just with money you can't win an Olympic gold. If that was the case there are many rich people in the country who would have done it by now. And you have said if you had money you could win any sport. You are degrading sports by saying that sentence!!

[@rahilmalhotra001]

Reading some of the comments here saying he was rich and privileged, so his achievements dont matter. I can bet if you were in his shoes, you would have wasted all your parents money in alcohol and parties. Atleast he is focused, hardworking and dedicated to performance which deserves utmost respect, rich or not!

[@abhijeetkumar2204]

Mediocre mentality of some people

[@mehulpandya4761]

Most of them are simply saying that had his parents been poorer, he would not be able to reach where he has gone. They are not diminishing his achievements in any way.

[@ramvelavarthi5321]

This is how a sports documentary should be made on an athlete! Editing, background and the screenplay are 10/10

[@tanishkumar226]

I literally cried watching every second of it and thinking when will our nation realize that there are many more other games than cricket. So please recognize them and know them this will be enough for them to perform. So try to change sporting culture of india it's in our hands

[@amazingabby25]

And India won a medal in weightlifting last night, was it on tv there?

[@tanishkumar226]

@Captain Obnoxious bro do you know the richest cricket board in world who it is it's bcci and you know you why it is because it is so much popular in our country the world' S 2nd most populated country and tell me do you watch games of olympic specially indian athletes I know the anwer it's no you know why because of your low mentality it's time change the mentality so that in coming future atleast we assure that children should play sport the whichever sport he / she wants if we want to excel in olympics then we have to take steps from today if not then again the next olympics like many more will come and say blaming game is on so bro it's our responsibility to change the thinking because our generation is far more educated than earlier generation if we can maary other caste womens then why we cant change the sporting culture

[@prashanttrivedi1304]

We can't even Imagine how much amount of money fluctuate during cricket matches and the governing body is also involved.......we will never gonna rule in Olympics.

[@nehasehrawat1025]

India's gem! We are so proud of you sir.

[@dharmeshpatel7824]

Why I haven't watched this before. Nothing less than a thrilling movie. Dedication at its peak 🙏

[@clement1024]

This episode is absolutly fantastic. As the editor of the episode of derartu tulu, this episode was a GREAT inspiration for me. Sacha, the editor, is really tallented.

[@doubledeckyomom]

Imagine how many gold medals India would have if athletes could afford to perfect their sport

[@shatarupasarma1451]

Agreeddddd😭💯

[@koushik_chatrzee]

RAJKUMAR RAO WILL BE THE BEST IF BINDRA'S BIOGRAPHY EVER BE FILMED IN FUTURE

[@saranyayadav]

i think dev patel would be better....

[@koushik_chatrzee]

@@saranyayadav yesss!!! That's also a nice suggestion... But do you think he will sign a Bolly banner?

[@saranyayadav]

@@koushik_chatrzee if it is an actual biopic rather than item songs and unnecessary drama then may be.

[@koushik_chatrzee]

@@saranyayadav yup ... that's true 👍👍👍....

[@lovedeepsidhu7454]

What is going on with indians instead of producing more Abinav like International players we are discussing about who will fit in film or who will not

[@infinitelearning4303]

There are many such *great legends* are living in india with full of talents, but still they remains *unknown* because of lack of opportunities and many more.... 🔥🔥

[@sac40]

Falacy of government sport management.indian government has no interest to uplift sports facility.

[@keerthanaramasubbu1208]

Yeah

[@sigmamale_official3378]

Why this "🔥" emoji? Boy, never forget that someone said "never skip english class."

[@infinitelearning4303]

@@sigmamale_official3378 🔥 this emoji represents our unknown talents...😔, and we are Indians, english is not made for us, but still we have to learn it instead of developing with our own hindi languages like other countries- China, Japan, etc. If you are an Indian, then you can understand it well..🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@aadi2625]

@@sigmamale_official3378 are u dhruv rathee's sister (no. 1 gyaan choxx)

[@yashasvikatara1244]

"More than an athlete, I was an explorer" Thanks a lot sir, for being an inspiration to millions!

[@9885hrishi]

10.8 in the final shot when heart is beating at 160 deserves respect!

[@darkhorseisheartshaker9783]

Imagine winning Gold for your Country !!! Wwow One in a Million

[@mrcoolcanon]

Currently one in a billion

[@jammyrapper7426]

@@mrcoolcanon 7 billions

[@mohanachowdhury5270]

It really does help when money matters are not an issue for an individual. We are lucky to have him and such supportive parents. Not many people are so keen on investing their hard earned money in something that the government should take care of essentially. The parents had the best interests for their kid and he performed both for himself and for the country. Kudos !

[@ayushyash6021]

Living Legend. ❤️ As a nation , we failed to deliver him what he deserved. We've still got time, let's support our players. Say it loud. ABHINAV DESERVES MOREE 🥇🇮🇳

[@kamaleswari2688]

True

[@lallawmzualichhangte4291]

Million zillion of respect for Abhinav!!! Sure his family shrewd investment earned the country's first Gold medal but his way of paying back his ppl... paving way for the youth in this sport should be glorified more by us Indians. I really hope, he will be Household name rather than Bollywood actors.

[@vinayakpanicker7915]

I had an impression of him as a guy with golden spoon , hence able to achieve what he did. I feel ashamed to think of him like that. He is truly a legend and a true sportsman ❤️ respect! Our nation needs people like him and viren rasquina

[@pawanbhardwaj3153]

Same here brother

[@atharva_gawas]

We had his lesson in our primary English textbook.... Legend...

[@Whytfyouhere]

ICSE???

[@piyush42962]

Which class. Which board. Which year. Is the chapter still there

[@_danl6327]

In 2008, During Maths class my teacher stopped taking class and told this golden News!! Still fondly remember that moment and also in tears while watching this video. Thank you Abhinav Bindra! Our Nation's Pride !!!

[@onehuman6043]

How can he be so calm after winning gold. Amazing disciplined person❤️

[@Shanaya223]

I wonder what these bollywood peeps were waiting for, for all these years? This guy deserves a legendary biopic. A true epitome of success 🙌

[@deveshyadav1909]

18:50 🔥🔥 really a proud moment 🇮🇳🇮🇳 . I just started crying here but these trears are of happyness . A huge salute to our legend ❤️❤️.

[@mrb214]

I had watched the match on TV back in 2008 it was really a proud moment for india getting first individual gold yesterday Neeraj chopra won gold and became 2nd individual gold medalist

[@amargogoi3412]

He looks calm and quite but I am 💯 %sure he is a beast inside...

[@poulomisen3561]

I got goosebumps and tears in my eyes as well !! Incredible and such a focused person! You can just look at his eyes and can tell it!! Wow!!

[@vivekbanerjee3863]

We waited for years as a nation to witness this historic day!! What a rally at the finals.. Was in Std 4, when Athens took place and Maj Rathore won Silver, but I felt very bad for Abhinav Bindra.. What a comeback at Beijing!!

[@RahulKumar-ng2gh]

Hahaha, I still vividly remember that around 11am in the morning, I am searching for people to tell them about our 1st gold medal.

[@siddhantpandey2000]

Add another Legend to this Tally. Neeraj Chopra has won Gold in Javelin.

[@devakiaashish]

What he is doing after winning gold is more highest achievement to country I feel. Wish you see as an Olympic winners coach soon.

[@raghar3546]

Great job in making this documentary, Olympics! Loved every second of it. As an Indian bro I frickin cried ..that shot was PERFECT.

[@himanshumatta4583]

Really.

[@Mikkitasso]

I can do much relate to his personality. He’s name has been carved in my heart the year he won the Olympic gold medal. I even had crush on him lol But he’s an inspiration 🙏🏽

[@syworld5827]

Abhinav, Neeraj these are the kind of Indian sportsman who we should be supporting instead of being Fanatic about Cricketers.

[@ankleshwartripathi_glbajaj3507]

3:53 dedication is a talent Every body can't be so dedicated 💥

[@shinasnizar4485]

I still remember the day when I was at class 7 , when there was an announcement in school that we had just got an individual Olympic gold medal...and from that day onwards Abhinav Bindra is an household name ..! Respect to you sir :)

[@lukedias1988]

So he comes from a super rich family .. I had no idea...at least in his case funding did not limit him. Which is usually the case with most athletes or professionals. Offcoure he has talent and was the best at that time, but this video highlights the sad reality for those who are not privileged

[@innovativedevelopers4708]

He was made great because of the money. 99% of us are not from these families abd to be honest, I cannot relate to these people.

[@Risenroll65]

You have excuses , he achieved because of dedication and hardwork.

[@innovativedevelopers4708]

@@Risenroll65 keep telling yourself that

[@lukedias1988]

@@Risenroll65 I didnt question his dedication or hardwork. Nor did I question his talent. I'm just saying he was lucky to have an extremely wealthy family with deep pockets to support his ambitions... Something not all of us have the luxury off..

[@veridianr2490]

@@innovativedevelopers4708 if you put a billion dollar into a dummy. It doesn't give a gold medal. Olympic gold is 100% hard work, no money can buy hard work.

[@HakunaMatata0707]

His winning shot gives goosebumps to me every time I watch it.. What a journey!

[@ucheucheuche]

"Dedication is a talent" I must remember this one.

[@adityamoitra153]

He’s the modern world Arjuna, i would say😎

[@Dr.MoonChiPoi]

who is arjuna

[@sauravnayak5188]

@@Dr.MoonChiPoi Mythology Character who was excellent in Archery .. We have Epic which is longest epic /book in the world "Mahabharata" .. Have you heard about "Geeta" . It's from same epic.

[@nanusingh2278]

@@sauravnayak5188 mythology!!!!! Really 🤔🙄

[@sauravnayak5188]

@@nanusingh2278 Aap hi Bata do aap kya bologe English me?

[@nanusingh2278]

@@sauravnayak5188 no need to use mythology.... because they are not simply you can say scriptures/literature or part of history.

[@zaid8957]

It seems like he has aged rapidly. Looks older than his age.

[@lemokshjames]

Stress

[@gnaesh3230]

Well he is just one of the very few people like me that don't want to colour their hair and be original lol

[@VRHere3107]

maybe because of grey hair

[@Harshanandita]

Because he is a coach Just like Captaincy in Cricket

[@anveshapandey952]

I think he's aged well though. Even those greys look just fine.

[@baidash3104]

It's amazing to see people from a different country played such an important role in getting India it's first individual gold...

[@degenerate8252]

The way he speaks, his humbleness and his dedication to the sports is just legendary

[@AbdulRasheed-hd7uz]

18:50 GOOSEBUMPS!

[@krishnakanth_kk]

💯

[@akhilraaj]

The balls to hit a 10.8 in a shot that’s gonna define your last 15 yrs

[@RenzSoulTarot]

We have a also a big chance of winning our first Olympic gold,.and if luck would be in our favor I would cry a river,.Wish our athletes well from the Philippines 🇵🇭

[@xavier6652]

Surely your country will

[@RenzSoulTarot]

I came back here because we already got our 1st Olympic gold ❤️🇵🇭

[@ayushmaurya1912]

@@RenzSoulTarot congratulations

[@antarahazarika9414]

@@RenzSoulTarot congratulations much love

[@RenzSoulTarot]

@@antarahazarika9414 Thank you so much

[@chackobranthan9825]

Chasing perfection is like chasing an untameable beast - Best Quote Ever

[@heauxkage5611]

20:43 not me crying even though i’m not Indian 😢 it’s just how a whole nation can come together and celebrate someone wining gold for their country 🥺

[@alisonvlogs619]

I was in 8th standard and in school announced his name and achievement just after gold medal🏅 ... Such a moment

[@Nikhil-tj4pn]

I was in 4th standard and I remember that government declared holiday to celebrate this victory. This video brought a lane of memory.

[@dr.abidppatel5667]

Indeed a Legend to bring Pride for India 🇮🇳... Yet So Humble and Down to Earth personality... Salute..🤝👍🏻

[@apoorvsrivastava4171]

You know how important is his achievement to us Indian when you watch the whole video with being emotional and a smile.

[@romulusmarkchowdhury8677]

Not only his face which is cute, but also his smile and the way he talks is the same, Love u Bro.

[@abhashgoyal3901]

Even i am getting goosebumps seeing the video...I can’t imagine how he felt at that platform

[@ikontentera]

Olympics trending and now I'm binge watching here in the Olympics channel! Its crazy! This is the passionate people I need to be inspired again.

[@pushkarjaiswal4448]

Neeraj chopra fans like here after winning Gold India🇮🇳

[@rajubirlannar193]

Yes bro

[@vexter109]

Han bhai wo sab to sahi hai par , hum tumhara comment kyu like kare 🤔

[@JG-ol2bz]

arre hat be yahan dekho wahi baat. kuch aour bhi soch le

[@rajkiranshrivastava6981]

I just knew Abhinav bindra got gold for my gk test , story behind the scenes is simply SUPER INCREDIBLE . thanks for sharing