A couple of years prior a global competition of Desi Kushti was held in Kohlapur locale in India's Maharashtra state. A few wrestlers from Lahore were partaking and talk spread that in one of the sessions the colossal grandson of Gama Pehalvan is participating. Amazingly a horde of 200,000 poor villagers remained in rain for 14 hours to get a look at this man simply because of his legacy, the nearby daily paper announced, "The grandson of the God of Wrestling is coming." I don't know whether the grandson of the God came yet absolutely such a respect would not be saved for Sachin Tendulkar. Ghulam Mohammaed, known as Great Gama was a mind boggling man and maybe had superhuman forces. Conceived in Amritsar to a Kashmiri family, he went ahead to win titles of Rustam-e-Hind (Champion of India) and Rustam-e-Zaman (Champion of the Universe). Amid a vocation of more than 50 years he was never crushed, despite the fact that at 5 foot 7 inches he was normally consid...