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| Mahavir Singh Phogat with his Champions (the younger and older version) |
Dangal Review – My favourite Khan is
back with another winner!
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| Hera meri pyarrrrrr!!! Nyummy nyum nyum |
Mahavir Singh Phogat’s (Aamir Khan)
dream of winning the first gold medal in wrestling for his country does not
transpire into a reality so he vows to train his son into a champion. That hope
also turns into a dust when he becomes a father of four (4) daughters instead.
It’s not until his village people complain that his two elder daughters, Geetha
and Babita beating up boys for bullying them, Mahavir realize their potential
and starts training them personally when the local trainers refuse to teach the
girls the proper technic. It proves not to be an easy task as their family is
faced with numerous obstacles from people around them. Despite the odds, Geetha
starts winning one match after another until she becomes the National Champion.
Pretty soon she had to leave her father’s wing and join the National Sports
Academy to train with professional coach. This doesn’t sit well with Mahavir at
the beginning as Geetha’s performance start to slump when she competes
internationally while Babita on the other hand start winning her ‘fights’ and
soon joins her elder sister at the same academy. As the 2010 Delhi Commonwealth
Games approach, Mahavir tries to push Geetha to create history. With mounting
ressure and caught between following her coach’s training or her father’s
guidance can Geetha finally deliver the elusive Gold Medal for India?
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| Don't mess with the Phogat's bhaiya!!! |
Aamir Khan…what can I blush about this
man except that he is one heck of a talented human being? From acting to
directing to dancing and now a wrestling under his belt. He will only
head to more greatness with every project he is involved and I look forward to
every single one of his triumphs. “Meh tum pyar karthi hu Aamir”. Hehehe…with
that said…being a sports fan, this movie is a gold medal winner from the word
get-go. With brilliant acting, storyline (based of true story), cinematography
(those wrestling scene might get you on the floor trying to wrest someone I
tell you!) catchy music…this film will surely be cherished as a classic.
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| ...this is not enough...I need that darn Gold Medal ok beti!!! |
Read about Aamir's previous PK here.
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