When I saw my mother on screen at the season 12 match stadium. She had taken a flight to see me in action. It was an emotional moment.

Fracturing my leg in 2014. It was tough financially too. I didn’t have a house, or money for the hospital bills. Slowly, things got better, and I emerged as a fighter.

295, by Sidhu Moose Wala; O Shera, by Manmohan Waris and Kamal Heer; Nidarr, by Dino James.

Advice I’d give my 18-year-old self

Keep working hard, accept every situation as it comes. Believe in yourself. Do not fret why God made you go through that.

I enjoy cooking, especially mutton and chicken. I often try new recipes, and my friends love what I cook for them.

A superpower/magic tool I wish I had

Anything that makes me win another trophy for Puneri Paltan.

My favourite Sunday memory

Being with my friends, going for a long drive.

My most star-struck moment

Being selected for the Asian Games, it was a very special meeting with Ashok Shinde (the Puneri Paltan team mentor). I have admired him for years, and I have learnt a lot from him. I was simply star-struck when I met him.

If I could travel forward in time

I would love to see what technology looks like in the future and how it has changed our lives.

The best thing about fame

The love and respect from fans, and the fact that you can make your parents feel proud of your achievements.

The worst thing about fame

It can impact you negatively if you do not remain humble and grounded. You cannot let fame govern what you do and how you do it.

Get to know... Aslam Inamdar

ByPurnima Goswami Sharma

Updated on: Oct 17, 2025 06:27 pm IST

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Kabaddi player and Captain, Puneri Paltan, Aslam Inamdar (@AslamInamdar_Official_333) loves mutton and PUBG. He wants to travel to the future for the tech

Get to know... Aslam Inamdar

High point in life
When I saw my mother on screen at the season 12 match stadium. She had taken a flight to see me in action. It was an emotional moment.
Low point in life
Fracturing my leg in 2014. It was tough financially too. I didn’t have a house, or money for the hospital bills. Slowly, things got better, and I emerged as a fighter.
On my playlist
295, by Sidhu Moose Wala; O Shera, by Manmohan Waris and Kamal Heer; Nidarr, by Dino James.
One thing I would never buy
Cigarettes and alcohol.
Today I’m craving
Some good mutton.
The last thing I ordered online
Khichdi.
App I check before going to bed
I play PUBG: Battlegrounds.
Advice I’d give my 18-year-old self
Keep working hard, accept every situation as it comes. Believe in yourself. Do not fret why God made you go through that.
My favourite subject in school
English and sports.
I’d swipe right on
Honesty and kindness.
My secret skill
I enjoy cooking, especially mutton and chicken. I often try new recipes, and my friends love what I cook for them.
A superpower/magic tool I wish I had
Anything that makes me win another trophy for Puneri Paltan.
My favourite Sunday memory
Being with my friends, going for a long drive.
My most star-struck moment
Being selected for the Asian Games, it was a very special meeting with Ashok Shinde (the Puneri Paltan team mentor). I have admired him for years, and I have learnt a lot from him. I was simply star-struck when I met him.
My favourite bad habit
I still chew my nails.
If I could travel forward in time
I would love to see what technology looks like in the future and how it has changed our lives.
The best thing about fame
The love and respect from fans, and the fact that you can make your parents feel proud of your achievements.
The worst thing about fame
It can impact you negatively if you do not remain humble and grounded. You cannot let fame govern what you do and how you do it.