Chak De India: Real Life Komal Chautala- Mamta kharab

Chak De India: Real Life Komal Chautala- Mamta kharab

Posted by filmikhabar on August 27th, 2007

Mamta Kharab, the golden girl for Indian Women Hockey Team, from Haryana is preparing for the Asia Cup which starts on Aug 29 in Bangkok. She has another reason to be in the limelight as Chitrashi Rawat has played her character in the latest blockbuster, Chak De India as Komal Choutala, the Haryanvi player. The Chak De team made sure that Chitrashi learnt Haryanvi and had her hair style like Mamta Kharab in Common Wealth Games of 2002, the tournament on which Chak De is based, where Indian Women Hockey team got the Gold for our country. Mamta Kharab is presently the captain of Indian Women’s Hockey Team.

Chitrashi Rawat in Chak De India in below above

Mamata Kharab in the 2004 Asia Cup semi-final against South Korea
Photo by Emmanuel Dunand of AFP/Getty Images, courtesy Rediff.com

PERSONAL
Date of Birth	January 26, 1982
Height	160 cm
Weight	48 kg
Birthplace	Givan village, near Rohtak, Haryana
Marital Status	Single
Languages	Hindi
Education	Senior Secondary School Rohtak, Haryana
Nickname	Chipkali (Lizard)
Miscellaneous	Elder sisters Sushma and Poonam played hockey at national level

DOMESTIC CIRCUIT
Product Of	Sector 18 Sports Training Centre - SAI, Chandigadh
Team	Western Railway and Haryana
City	Mumbai
Position	Forward - Winger
Awards	Arjuna Puraskar (2002)
TOURNAMENTS
Senior Nationals	Mar 2002 - Jalandhar (1st), 2 GOALS Jan 2000 - Jabalpur (3rd), 11 GOALS Top Goal Scorer of Tournament
National Games	Dec 2002 - Hyderabad (1st), 5 GOALS, Played for Haryana Nov 2001 - Ludhiana (2nd), Played for Maharashtra Jun 1997 - Bangalore (3rd)
Federation Cup	Feb/Mar 2004 - Rajnandgaon, Chattisgadh (1st), Played for Railways
Inter-Railway Championship	Jan 2003 - Delhi (2nd)

Photograph Courtesy : Mike Hewitt / Getty Images

INTERNATIONAL CIRCUIT
International Debut	Jun 1999 - New Jersey, USA - 4 Nation u-21 Tourney
Asian Games	Dec 2006 - Doha (Bronze) Scored winning goal in bronze medal game Oct 2002 - Busan (4th) Member, All-Star Asian Games Team
Asia Cup	Feb 2004 - Delhi (1st), 2 GOALS
Commonwealth Games	Jul/Aug 2002 - Manchester (1st), 3 GOALS Scored Winning Goal in Semi-Final vs. New Zealand Scored Golden Goal in Final vs. England
Olympic Qualifier	Mar 2000 - Milton Keynes - 10-Nation Qualifier (LAST), 2 GOALS
World Cup Qualifier	Jun 2002 - England - Lost 3-game Playoff vs. USA 0-1, 1 GOAL Sep 2001 - France (7th)
Champions Challenge	Feb 2002 - Johannesburg (3rd), 1 GOAL
Junior World Cup	May 2001 - Buenos Aires (9th), 5 GOALS, Captain
Junior Asia Cup	May 2000 - Kuala Lumpur (3rd), 9 GOALS Player of the Tournament, Joint Top Scorer of the Tournament
u-18 AHF Cup	Nov 2000 - Hong Kong (1st) Player of the Tournament
African Tour	Feb 2002 - Kenya
American Tour	Jun 1999 - New Jersey, USA - 4 Nation u-21 Tourney (1st) Scored Golden Goal in Final vs. England
Australian Tour	Apr/May 2004 - 3-Test Series (Lost 0-2), 2 GOALS
European Tour	Jun 2002 - Manchester - 4-Nation Tournament (2nd), 1 GOAL
New Zealand Tour	May 2004 - 4-Test Series (Lost 0-2), 1 GOAL Jun 2001 - 4-Test Series (Tied 2-2)

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