‘Chak De India’: Indian Hockey Team Groove to the Beats After Historic Bronze Win at Paris Olympics

The Indian hockey team erupted in euphoric celebrations in their dressing room after securing a bronze medal at the Paris Olympics. The players, having showcased their indomitable spirit and unrelenting determination on the field, let their emotions flow freely as they revelled in the glory of their remarkable achievement.

The atmosphere in the dressing room was electric, filled with laughter, cheers, and triumphant shouts. The team danced with unbridled joy, celebrating their hard-fought victory and etching their names in the annals of Indian hockey history with their stellar performance on the global stage.

India, who have previously won eight gold medals, secured their 13th men’s Olympic hockey medal with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Spain in the bronze medal match on Thursday. Harmanpreet Singh scored twice from penalty corners, overturning Marc Miralles’ opener for Spain at the Yves du Manoir Stadium in Colombes, northwest of Paris. This win marks India’s fourth bronze medal and their second consecutive bronze following the Tokyo Olympics. Their tally also includes eight gold medals, the most recent in 1980, and three silvers.

India had previously won seven of their last ten encounters with three-time champions Spain, but after a tense first half, they found themselves trailing when Miralles fired an 18th-minute penalty stroke past the ‘Wall of India,’ PR Sreejesh, who was playing his 336th and final international match.