Sitaare Zameen Par's Good For Nothing Song Out: Aamir Khan Navigates Coach Duties
Good For Nothing's music video features Aamir Khan as coach Gulshan. He is training a group of youngsters with special needs in the art of playing basketball. The actor is seen imparting lessons on how to navigate the game with defiance, hard work, confidence and positivity. From mastering dribbling to executing warm-ups, Gulshan leaves no stone unturned to make the students the best in the game. However, despite his rigorous efforts, the teens are unable to grasp the fundamentals of basketball. Yet, this challenging journey is what prepared them for a transformative experience.
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