Sultan movie of Salman Khan Best movie scene (1)

The scene begins with Sultan standing in front of a mirror, his body aged, overweight, and out of shape—a far cry from the champion he once was. There’s pain in his eyes, but also a spark of determination.

As the training montage begins, a powerful background score builds up. Coach Fateh Singh (played by Randeep Hooda) takes him through brutal training sessions. The camera captures raw, gritty moments:

Sultan gasping for breath during intense cardio.

Falling to the ground, drenched in sweat, his body refusing to keep up.

Pushing tires, flipping them with grit and groans.

Training with chains, ropes, sandbags—his struggle is real, not cinematic.

The visuals are not glamorous; they’re gritty, authentic, and filled with emotion. Each drop of sweat, every bruise, and every fall is a symbol of Sultan’s internal fight against failure, guilt, and self-hatred.

At one point, Sultan collapses, whispering “Sultan mar gaya” (Sultan is dead), to which his coach roars:

“Agar mar gaya hota, toh yahaan hota hi nahi!”
(If you were dead, you wouldn’t be here at all!)