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It is important to note that the is not a biopic of a real wrestler (unlike M.S. Dhoni or Mary Kom ). It is a fictional story. However, it often gets compared to Dangal (2016). While Dangal is a more realistic biopic about Mahavir Phogat, Sultan is a stylized, emotional melodrama. The key difference: Sultan focuses on a male athlete’s ego and redemption, while Dangal focuses on patriarchal hurdles in female athletics. Both films complement each other.

The music of Sultan , composed by with lyrics by Irshad Kamil , played a pivotal role in its success. Song Title "Jag Ghoomeya" Rahat Fateh Ali Khan sultan movie

Randeep Hooda, as Coach Govind, is phenomenal. His commitment to the role is evident in his physical appearance and his authentic Haryanvi diction. He plays the hard-nosed mentor with a heart of gold, and his banter with Sultan provides some of the film's lighter moments. Amit Sadh and Kumud Mishra provide solid support, rounding out a cast that feels deeply rooted in the setting. It is important to note that the is

Salman Khan underwent one of the most dramatic physical transformations in Bollywood history. He first bulked up to 100+ kg to play the depressed, older Sultan, then shredded down to 8% body fat for the action sequences. His portrayal of vulnerability—especially in the scene where he breaks down in front of a mirror—is considered a career-best performance. However, it often gets compared to Dangal (2016)