Neeraj Chopra Says He Is Focused on Sports And Hasn't Thought About Bollywood

New Delhi, November 11: Tokyo Olympics gold medallist Neeraj Chopra on Thursday stated he hasn't thought of Bollywood and his complete focus is on sports activities and successful medals for the nation at the moment. Chopra's excellent efficiency at Tokyo has made him the nationwide hero. And, after the Haryana-born javelin thrower scripted historical past in 2020 Games, many Bollywood producers and administrators have approached him to make a biopic on his journey. Neeraj Chopra Thanks Anand Mahindra for Customised XUV700 Javelin Gold Edition Vehicle, Olympics Gold Medalist Flaunts New Set of Wheels! (See Pic). But, Chopra appears to be like uninterested in the meanwhile and desires to pay attention on sports activities. "I have been approached to do biopics but I think what I have achieved is just the beginning. This was my first Olympics. I want to win more medals. I don't want the movie to flop," Chopra stated at Times Now Summit 2021. Javelin Thrower Neeraj Chopra Gets Rs 1 Crore Reward from Chennai Super Kings for Tokyo Achievement. "If I can win more medals, I think then the movie too will be a hit. Right now, my entire focus is on sports, I haven't thought about Bollywood," he added. Chopra ended India's look ahead to a medal in athletics within the largest sporting extravaganza. In his maiden look on the mega sporting spectacle, Chopra clinched a gold medal with an 87.58 m throw within the javelin males's throw closing. With this, Neeraj turned the primary Indian athlete to win a gold medal in athletics on the Summer Games. Recalling the historic second, Chopra stated: "When I threw the javelin, I wasn't thinking about the medal but was confident that mine was the best throw." "To be honest, until the last throw you are never sure because there are world champions and Olympic champions at that time. For example, the Czech thrower made a throw of more than 89 metres, so you never know who will make a throw that will exceed that. We need to be focused till the end of the competition," he added. Talking about his course of coaching, the golden boy stated , "I trained very hard with my coaches and with opportunities to play in international matches, it gave me the exposure and experience to play with international players. This is a huge boost to my confidence in the game. There has been a change in my training as well. I want to achieve the 90-meter distance in future games." (The above story first appeared on SociallyKeeda on Nov 11, 2021 11:25 PM IST. For more information and updates on politics, world, sports activities, entertainment and way of life, log on to our web site sociallykeeda.com).