Real Kashmir Football Club review: An early scene sets the tone for this eight-episode SonyLIV series, when an unlikely bunch of footballers became a beacon of hope for the strife-torn Kashmir valley in 2016. Sohail (Ayyub), who has left his compromised journalistic job to help create a local football team, fetches up in a very Delhi sarkari outpost, and within a remarkably short while, convinces a babu to sign off on permissions required to set up a club. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW VIDEO Anyone who has had any dealings with the sports ministry, or any other ministry for that matter, will know that these things take months, sometimes even years, of gentle persuasion and other means, to get anything done. But Real Kashmir Football Club takes its memo of being feel-good very seriously, so all the obstacles that Sohail and his compatriots, including their chief sponsor, Kashmiri Pandit liquor baron Shirish (Manav Kaul) face, are swept away summarily, so that the series can get to the job at hand: showing us how sports can save lives. …