MSN: Started playing badminton because my parents used to play, I only wanted to win—Saina Nehwal in 2015
Started playing badminton because my parents used to play, I only wanted to win—Saina Nehwal in 2015
Badminton ‘My Grandmother Had Originally Wanted a Boy’: Saina Nehwal on Gender and Achievement Written by: Sudipta Biswas Updated , 17:40 IST A trailblazer in Indian women's badminton and the first Indian woman to become World No. 1, Nehwal revisited the challenges she faced growing up in Haryana. She spoke candidly about the societal attitudes that once shaped her early years.
The first Indian badminton player to win an Olympic medal, first Indian female and youngest Asian to win a 4-star tournament, first Indian to win a BWF Super Series title—Saina Nehwal has been a true ...
Saina Nehwal brought India to the centre stage with her impeccable badminton playing skills. But sadly, the former world no. 1 has finally announced her retirement from international badminton. In a ...
Saina Nehwal Is All Of This And Much More. This Biopic Chronicles The Inspiring Story Of A Gifted Youngster's Ascendance To The Pinnacle Of The Badminton World Through Sheer Passion And Perseverance - A Journey That Has Since Inspired And Empowered An Entire Nation.
Saina: Directed by Amole Gupte. With Mukesh Agrohari, Olga Anand, Rohan Apte, Amit Ashar. The story of Saina Nehwal, a professional badminton player who ranked number 1 in the sport.
Follows the journey of Saina Nehwal (Parineeti Chopra) from her training in Hyderabad to her parents' sacrifices for her dreams, from her passion for badminton to her relationship with fellow badminton player Parupalli Kashyap — and eventually, to her becoming World No. 1.