India's First Shuttler On The Olympic Podium

This is the story of a Haryana woman who smashed her way into the Olympics, but often felt she wasn't given her due.

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00:00I would rate myself as the most hard-working player, but technically I have to improve even more.

00:13I felt very good, very happy that Saina's aim was fulfilled.

00:30I felt very good, very happy that Saina's aim was fulfilled.

01:00I felt very good, very happy that Saina's aim was fulfilled.

01:30I felt very good, very happy that Saina's aim was fulfilled.

02:00I felt very good, very happy that Saina's aim was fulfilled.

02:30I felt very good, very happy that Saina's aim was fulfilled.

02:33I felt very good, very happy that Saina's aim was fulfilled.

02:36I felt very good, very happy that Saina's aim was fulfilled.

02:39I felt very good, very happy that Saina's aim was fulfilled.

02:42I felt very good, very happy that Saina's aim was fulfilled.

03:00It's challenging, it's not going to be easy at all.

03:16She has been hard-working for a long time.

03:19It was her dream.

03:22After so many days, she should have won and she did.

03:31She has been hard-working for a long time.

03:34It was her dream.

03:37After so many days, she should have won and she did.

03:40After so many days, she should have won and she did.

03:43After so many days, she should have won and she did.

03:46After so many days, she should have won and she did.

03:49After so many days, she should have won and she did.

03:52After so many days, she should have won and she did.

03:55After so many days, she should have won and she did.

03:58After so many days, she should have won and she did.

04:03Dreaming of number one is not free from danger.

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