Recently watched the Indian movie "Wrestle, Daddy" starring Indian movie star Aamir Khan. Most of the movies he starred in were inspirational films, and Wrestle, Daddy was no exception. The film tells the coming-of-age story of Indian wrestling champion Geeta and his sister Barbita.
Since Geeta's father failed to fulfill India's dream of winning the world gold medal, he hopes to have a son in the family. In the end, all four of them were daughters. He could only swallow his dreams. Unexpectedly, one day, he accidentally found that his two daughters had beaten up male classmates all over the place because they quarreled with their classmates. His eyes lit up and he decided to train them. In patriarchal India, this kind of thinking is a bit crazy and difficult to escape the world's eyes. But he was very persistent. Instead of wandering through the kitchen pans and pans like most Indian girls, teaching her children, his daughter played to her strengths and developed a skill that could control her future. He trained his two daughters to become national champions. As is customary, the champion must enter the National Stadium to learn more about professional training. As the training time increased, the eldest daughter, Geeta, began to doubt her father's training methods. She thinks it's outdated. At the same time, she challenges her father to win. She thinks she can win international competitions by coaching. In the end, Lien Chan was eliminated in the first round of several international matches, becoming a curse. Successive failures made her feel very depressed and guilty.
After that, he and his father resolved their doubts. At the insistence and encouragement of his father, he beat his opponents again and again in international competitions. In the end, the opponent in the final of The First World War was the opponent she had lost that year, and the psychological obstacle was very large. But instead of telling her about the strategy this time, her father told her that if she won the silver medal, she would soon be forgotten by everyone. She fought not for herself, but for thousands of Indian women, women born husbands and children, pots and pans, who despised Indian women. And the father could not save him every time, she wanted to save herself, at the critical moment, with her own faith, he finally fought back and defeated the opponent in a few seconds, becoming the first Indian woman to win the gold medal in women's wrestling. Since then, thousands of women in India have also learned to wrestle. This is a true inspirational story.
This movie has a lot of inner drama. Changing the style of Indian musicals in the past is also an innovation. It expresses the inspirational spirit of Indian civilians to change their destiny through their own efforts. Amir sacrificed a lot. For this movie, he needs to go from a muscular man to a big-bellied uncle, an old and handsome old man. From the film we can see that skills are secondary. If you learn too many skills, it's easy to forget your strengths to highlight your skills. You should review the current situation, accurately judge according to the actual situation, and adopt corresponding strategies. Expose the flaws to the opponent and then concentrate on the breaks.