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He brought home 22 international medals for India and now drives a cab to support his family; “the system failed me”: At 47, Parag Patil is still chasing one impossible dream for his country

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In the bustling city of Mumbai, Parag Patil drives a cab by day but lives as a hero in the sporting world. As an international Masters athlete, he has proudly brought home twenty-two medals for India, including four stunning golds. Balancing financial struggles and injuries, he remains fueled by the unwavering support of his wife, who even mortgaged her mangalsutra to help him compete.
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