Harmeet Desai, inspired by the success of ‘Gully Boy,’ focuses on the present moment in his table tennis career. Despite early challenges in Surat and later gaining high-level coaching in Sweden, his dedication remains strong. Now married and mature, he challenges the notion that sports is only for the wealthy, highlighting India’s improved sports infrastructure.
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