Sultan hindi full movie 2016 salman Continue 2016 Indian Hindi-language sports-drama film directed by Ali Abbas zafar SultanTheatric release posterA Ali Abbas zafarProductorationAditya ChopraThe Ali Abbas zafar Irshad Kamil (lyrics)StarringSalman HanAnushka SharmaMusik byScore Julius:PackiamMusic:Vishal-ShekharCineography Artur BhagatProductioncompany Yash Raj FilmsDistributed byYash Raj FilmsRelease Date July 6, 2016 (2016-07-06) Duration 170 MinutesCountIndiaLanguageHindiBudget₹145 crore-1 best source needed box officeest. ₹623.33 crore (Trans. King) is an Indian film in Hindi, shot in 2016 in Hindi. Produced by Aditya Chopra under the banner of Yash Raj Films, movie star Salman Khan as the main character opposite Anushka Sharma. The film is dedicated to Sultan Ali Khan, a fictional pehlwani wrestler and former world wrestling champion from Haryana, whose successful career has created a rift in his personal life. The film was released worldwide on July 6, 2016. It grossed ₹623.33 crore ($91 million) worldwide, and was one of the top five Indian films ever. Plot Sultan Ali Khan is a middle-aged Jat pehlwani wrestler and ex-fight champion who lives a lonely life in a small town in Haryana. Akash Oberoi, founder of the private mixed martial arts league backed by Mr. Patel, encouraged his father to recruit Sultan to salvage the league's popularity. After a trip to Haryana, he proposes to Sultan, who expressly refuses and says that he has completely left the fight. In search of the reason for his resignation, Akash confronts a close friend of Sultan Govind, who tells about how the Sultan's career began. In 2008, Sultan falls in love with Aarfa Hussain, a state-level wrestler and daughter of a local wrestling coach. Although at first she is cold towards him, she accepts Sultan as a friend. When he begins to claim that they are committed, she insults him, saying that she will marry only a well- trained wrestler. Determined to win her respect, Sultan devotes himself to intensive training and eventually wins the state-level wrestling tournament as well as Aarfa. They marry and become recognized wrestlers representing India at various international tournaments. When they are selected for the Olympic contingent, Aarfa discovers that she is pregnant. She gives up her childhood dream of winning an Olympic gold medal for India, which is then performed by the Sultan. To her surprise, Sultan's achievement makes him arrogant, and he slaps a reporter at the event. It also leaves Aarfa approaching her deadline to win gold in Turkey. Returning, he discovers that his newborn son died of severe anemia. The baby had a rare O-blood, identical to Sultan's blood, the absence of which deprived the child of a donor. Outraged, Aarfa leave the Sultan and live with his father. Oppressed by the loss of his wife and child, Sultan begins a fundraiser to open a blood bank named after his son. Currently, Akash promises Sultan that the prize fund of the tournament will fulfill his dream of opening a blood bank. Sultan agrees to participate, and takes a train to Delhi, where Akash introduces him to MMA coach Fateh Singh, who initially abandons him but agrees after seeing his determination. After two months of training, Sultan regains his physique and learns to fight freestyle. In his first fight, sultan defeats his opponent, using his own cult style of wrestling. Soon he again becomes a national sensation, winning a series of matches and winning the support of Aarfa in the process. During the semifinal round, Sultan wins the fight but is seriously injured and must be hospitalized. The doctor informs Akash that Sultan should not fight again so that his injuries do not become fatal. Aarfa arrives in the ward and motivates him to continue fighting. During the final match, Sultan overcomes his pain to defeat his opponent and eventually wins the tournament. Reunited with his wife, Sultan opens a blood bank using prize money, and Aarfa resumes the fight. A few years later, she gives birth to a girl, which Sultan begins to train as a wrestler. Starring Salman Khan as Sultan Ali Khan Anushka Sharma as Aarfa Ali Khan (United Hussain), Sultan's wife Randip Huda in Fateh Singh, And Sultan's Trainer Amit Sod as Aakash Oberoei, The founder of Pro Takedown and presenter Sultan Marco Sanor as Marcus (finalist wrestler) Navin Ohlyan as the father of Sultan Tyrone Woodley as Tyrone (himself) (wrestler) Marrez Kramp as Marrese (himself) (wrestler) Kumud Mishra as Barkat Hussain; Sultan Suzy Khan's son-in-law as sultan's daughter and Harp's Sumit Samnani as Tiny Kukreji, sponsor of the Sultan, Anant Vidhaat Sharma as Govind, a friend of Sultan Ivan Rodriguez as Mr. Patel Karmvir Choudhary as harjana government sports officer Parikshat Sahni as Gyan Singh Oberoi, Akash's father Ashish Raja as Rajvir Arvind Wahi as Inter State coach Himansha Bhutiyani as Dr. Safdurjang Meyyan Chang as himself (communicator) Kubra Sait Member of the 'Gho Jagomeya' Amit Rajmit Rajch project (Guest appearance) Production Development was previously announced in June 2015 with a teaser released on YouTube. Khan will be seen in the film depicting a wrestler from Haryana. Khan was trained in wrestling under Larnell Stovall. Casting in October 2015, there were reports that American actor Sylvester Stallone was cast in the film as Khan's on-screen trainer. However, Raja Mukherjee, the film's executive producer, made it clear that Stallone would not be filming Film. Later Sanjay Dutt was rumoured to play the role of coach in accordance with Khan's insistence. However, Khan later revealed that he had never insisted on the role of Aditya Chopra. In December 2015, Randip Huda was signed to play Coach Khan in the film. Amit Sod from Kai Po Che! fame is reportedly signed for the role of a young sultan. However, in March 2016, he confirmed that he was playing the role of Khan's younger brother. MMA fighter Tyron Woodley was signed opposite Khan with other fighters in the film. In January 2016, Anushka Sharma signed a contract for the lead female role opposite Khan. For the role of wrestler Sharma took lessons in wrestling for the film. In February 2016, Bosco-Caesar was signed as the film's choreographer, replacing Waibhavi Merchant, who left the film due to personal commitments. Filming for the pre- production began in October 2015, when Khan posted a photo of his character in the film on Facebook. The main film began in December 2015 at the ND, Karjat and JW Marriott Mumbai studios, where the first film schedule was filmed. Filming of the first schedule was completed at the end of December 2015. Filming of the second schedule began in January 2016, where Khan was filming for action sequences. The song was filmed in early March 2016 in Farah Khan's choreography. A sequence of actions was reportedly filmed between Khan and Sharma. Some of the film's sequences will feature 360-year-old Jama Masjid from Delhi. In late April 2016, lead actor Salman Khan was seen on a scooter as part of filming in Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh. Music album SultanSoundtrack from Vishal-ShekharReleased31 May 2016 (2016-05-31)Recorded2016StudioYRF Studios, MumbaiGenreFeature film soundtrackLeng1:00:57LanguageHindiLabelYRF MusicDivoProducera ChopraVishal-Shekhar chronology Fan (2016) Sultan (2016) Akira (2016) Music for Sultan composed vishal-Shekhar while the lyrics are written by Irshad Kamil. The soundtrack was released on May 31, 2016. The album contains fourteen songs, nine of which were included in the original soundtrack. On June 6, 2016, four songs performed by Salman Khan were released following the release of the original soundtrack. The bonus track Raula Paye Gaya, sung by Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, was released on June 30, 2016. All texts written by Irshad Kamil; all music written by Vishal-Shekhar.Track listingNo.TitleSinger (s)Length1. Baby Co Bass Pasand Hai Vishal Dadlani, Shalmali Holgade, Ishita, Badshah4:132. Jag Ghoomeya (Man) Rahat Fateh Ali Khan4:423. 440 Voltmika Singh4:284. Sultan (Title Track) Sukhvinder Singh, Shadab Faridi4:405. Sachi MuhiMohit Chauhan, Harshdeep Kaur3:596. BullePapon5:577. Tuk Tuk Sisters Nuran, Vishal Dadani4:128. Yag Gumeya Bhasin4:149. SultanAkhar Ravjiani2:4610. Raul Paye Gaya - Official Sultan Salute Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, 6 Pack Band3:3111. Baby Co Bass Pasand Hai (Salman Khan Version)Salman Khan, Julia Vantur4:1612. Jag Ghoomeya (Salman Khan Version)Salman Khan4:4913. 440 Volt (Salman Khan's version)Salman Khan4:2814. Sultan (Salman Khan Version)Salman Khan4:42Total length:1:00:57 Box office around the world The film has collected about ₹206 crore since the first 3 days, becoming the first Indian film to do so. It has grossed about 328 ₹ with its extended five-day opening weekend. On August 3, 2016, the film grossed ₹416 crore in India and $24 million overseas, becoming the fourth highest-grossing Indian film of all time. The world gross film was ₹589.25 crore before its release to China, including ₹421.25 crore in India and ₹168 crore abroad. On September 9, 2018, after the film's release in China, the film grossed ₹623.33 crore ($91 million) worldwide. India Sultan has created a new record for Advance Bookings. On the day of release, Sultan received an average of 70% occupancy of the audience and netted about ₹36.54 crore. By the end of the second week, the film had received about 278 pounds ₹ 278 kronor. Its final gross domestic product was ₹421.25 crore. Overseas through July 24, 2016, The film has collected an estimated ₹39.69 crore in the United States and Canada, ₹52.94 crore in the United Arab Emirates and the Gulf Cooperation Council, ₹14.07 crore in the United Kingdom, ₹6.65 crore in Australia, ₹30 crore in Pakistan and ₹30 crore from other territories.