Since it encapsulates the historic wins of the Phogats, who brought India glory, the film is also bound to inspire more women to seriously consider kushti as a sport. However, this screen adaptation serves as a recap of their arduous journey and it vigorously recaptures their stubborn father's resolve to make them professional wrestlers against the odds. This film has a genuine quality that is not often reached in portrayals of American families, thanks to the fine work of both the director and the actor portraying the dad.Dangal Review: In the story department, Dangal offers few surprises because Geeta and Babita's historic wins at the Commonwealth Games and following championships are common knowledge.
In the film he starts out young and fit, then proceeds to lose his tone in retirement as he begins to live out his gold medal wrestling dreams thru his daughters’ competition. You can watch how the father character trained to look buff in his younger years. The extra dvd is fun to watch but there’s no subtitles (big mistake). Lots of struggles seasoned with incidental humor, your family/friends may appreciate being invited over to enjoy your home screening. This story is based on actual occurrence, summed up w documentary snapshots and captions prior to credits. Some of the second act was a little plodding, but once this invested in the film I needed to experience the outcomes of competition. Their mother does a fine balance act of mediating for her two girls while staying within the cultural bounds of a wife’s traditional role. I found the younger kids the ones I delighted in the most as they suffer the initial hardships of the father’s obsessive coaching. After an intermission the final half of the film continues with teen-aged actors. Especially the younger two girls who perform in the first half of the film. On the other hand, hearing the actual language and intonation of the dedicated cast makes the story truly breathe. English subtitles are mandatory, so your eyes will be juggling the visuals and the on-screen lines. Great peek into another culture with the universal appeal of competition.
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