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Organisational Behaviour and Bollywood
AN
ASSIGNMENT
ON

Batch : 2012-14
Subject: Organizational Behavior

SUBMITTED TO:
Dr. Pooja Sharma
Assistant Professor
LDRP-ITR, MBA Department

SUBMITTED BY:
30255- Kalindi Jadav
30256- Sima Joshi
30254- Kinjal Goswami

LDRP-ITR, GANDHINAGAR
MBA DEPARTMENT

movie no- 1 chak de India
Introduction and brief about the movie.
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Chak De! India is a 2007 Indian sports drama film about field hockey in India. Directed by Shimit Amin and produced byYash Raj Films, the film stars Shahrukh Khan as Kabir Khan, the former captain of the Indian hockey team. In the plot, after a disastrous loss to the Pakistan hockey team, Khan is ostracized from the sport. He and his mother are further forced from their ancestral home by angry neighbors. Seven years later in an attempt to redeem himself, Khan becomes the coach for the India women's national field hockey team with the goal of turning its sixteen contentious players into a champion team. After leading the women's team to the Gold, Khan restores his reputation and returns with his mother to their home, welcomed by those who had shunned them years before.
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Plot
Chak De! India opens in Delhi during the final minutes of a (fictional) Hockey world cup match between Pakistan and India with Pakistan leading, 1-0. When the Indian team captain, Kabir Khan (Shahrukh khan) is fouled, he elects to take the penalty stroke himself. His strike, however, flies just above the goal and India suffers a crushing defeat. Soon after match ends, the media begins to circulate a photograph of Khan accepting a handshake from the captain of the Pakistan team. This action leads to a nationwide smear campaign which alleged that Khan (who is Muslim) might have "thrown" the game in an act of sympathy towards Pakistan. The religious prejudice exhibited towards Khan by the entire

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