In the beginning, the prize money is mentioned to be 3 million "pounds".
But in the end when the prize money is shown on the huge display it is 3 million "dollars".
The exterior of the bus is that of an old style; the interior is much more modern.
Loved the story and build up. Good acting by Arshad Warsi.
Let's start with the most important question-Is this a bollywood version of GOAL (2005) starting Kuno Becker? Well, it's definitely a no.
The first half of the movie just opens up the story and keeps you imagining for the next half of the story and the second half of the movie is very interesting and exciting. The last 30 minutes of the movie are excellent.
Chak De India, one of my favorite films, excellently shows how King Khan transforms a pathetic team into world champions, dealing with several realistic dilemmas throughout the journey. Being tolerant enough of DDDG's story having the same goal (no pun intended) as Chak De, I do not like the fact that several scenes, dialogues, and even game strategies are blatantly copied.
I am always a sucker for movies about sports, and this is no exception. Went by for a premier show, and I wasn't disappointed.
Goal proves to be better than Vivek Agnihotri's earlier movie Chocolate.This movie is about a Football Stadium which is leased to South Hall United Club.
When I went to watch this movie, I knew that it was based on "soccer," which is like a national sport in this country and almost everyone, no matter what religion, caste or colour they are, support a team, whether it is in the Premiere League or even a local league. Every Saturday or Sunday and sometimes during the week days, many people go to watch their teams play.
Introducing Dhan Dhana Dhan Goal Dhan Dhana Dhan Goal is directed by Vivek Agnihotri. he movie showcases a sport loved by millions around the world, Football.
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