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The ageing wrestler Sultan Ali Khan decides to try his luck on the mat again; to do this, he wants to represent his country at the Olympic Games, but first has to overcome personal issues.

Salman Khan as  Sultan Ali Khan
Anushka Sharma as  Aarfa Ali Khan
Randeep Hooda as  Fateh Singh
Amit Sadh as  Aakash
Kumud Mishra as  Barkat
Parikshat Sahni as  Gyan Singh Oberoi
Tyron Woodley as  Self
Marko Zaror as  Self
Ron Smoorenburg as  Self
Marrese Crump as  Self

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pipiroy
2016/07/06

One word masterpiece.. Superb story screenplay dialogue director.. Magnificent. ND very motivational.. Must watch

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santhosh-10290
2016/07/07

The movie was very good. Everyone acted very well in the movie. Songs and BGM in the movie was superb. Fight scenes were also good. Good movie. But 2nd half was slightly boring.

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Sudhanshu Kumar
2016/07/08

The Best commercial movie with high emotional quotient!. It has all ingredients to make it a most loved and successful movie. A story of love & Relationship. A story of no where to top to fall. A story which shows real Indian culture. A story not to be missed. A story which one can achieve anything in life with dedication.

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Suman Shakya
2016/07/09

"Sultan" was one of the most awaited releases of 2016, owing to its stardom values and the success of "Bajrangi Bhaijaan." Technically the film is, no doubt, sound. The cinematography, music, special effects all are well done; but the film lacks much of substance, twists and turns in the story. Besides, the film is overlong and appears more an escapist melodrama which goes to easiness instead of an emotional depth.Salman Khan, with added weight, and Anushka Sharma, speaking Haryanvi, are the major attractions of the movie, who add the credibility to the film. Salman's get up is pretty well and he performs nevertheless good and Anushka Sharma, though in her regular image, still add some glamour in this overlong, deserted melodrama. Though the film gets dragging due to lack of shades in the story, the film does lack the regular Bollywood gimmicks or the unnecessary violence, for which the film still remains watchable. For me, the film was fine, technically it's good but story wise, it's dragging and overlong failing to weave a touching melodrama.Rating: 2 stars out of 4

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