Rio Olympic 2016 is nearing its end but India still awaits a tick on its medal tally.
"They (athletes) need support of the whole country. It's not an easy task to go up there and perform the way they are doing. I really applaud the fact that they are able to bring the name of the country on an international platform, that's most credible. It's a tough job and it's difficult to be there," he said.
According to Big B the fact that the athletes are representing India on an international platform is a huge thing.
"This experience and exposure will help them and I am pretty certain that in the next Olympics in 2020 we will do much better," he added.
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