Sultan (2016) -

At the time of its release, it became the third highest-grossing Indian film ever. It dominated the 2016 box office, particularly during the Eid festive season, setting multiple opening-week records.

Years later, a middle-aged and out-of-shape Sultan joins a Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) league to raise funds for a blood bank in his son's name, symbolizing his internal and external battle to "get up each time you fall down". Production and Realism Sultan (2016)

Salman Khan underwent rigorous training in wrestling and MMA for 6–7 hours daily to achieve the physical transformation required for the role. At the time of its release, it became

The film is structured as a journey of redemption, shifting from Sultan's initial success to his later struggle to reclaim his dignity. Much of the movie was shot on location

Sultan was a massive commercial success, grossing over ₹589 crore worldwide.

Much of the movie was shot on location in Haryana to capture the authentic "akhada" (wrestling pit) atmosphere. Commercial and Critical Reception