Director Neti Tivari's latest film, WrestleMania! Daddy", the plot is not much to say, the high reputation is already well known, so let's talk about what are the real events in the movie.
Mahavir Singh Phogat with his daughter – real-life (left) and photo comparison in the movie (right)
Vinesh's success set an example for her sisters Babita, Ritu and Sangeeta, as well as cousins Vinesh and Priyanka, who began to embrace the sport and compete internationally. Vinesh won another gold medal in the Commonwealth Movement in 2014. In fact, the girl is from Haryana, a place notorious for female abortions, and their actions make them even more remarkable.
Since the phogat family's fascinating story is made up of Mahavir Singh Phogat starring Amir Khan, Geeta Phogat played by Fatima Sana Shaikh and Babita Phogat played by Sanya Malhotra, let's Wrestle It! "Daddy" became a very wonderful movie.
However, while the core of the film's story applies to real events in the life of Mahavir Singh Phogat, director Neti Tivari will give the film a more freewheeling play, and here's WrestleMania! The difference between "Daddy" and the real life of the Phogats.
1) Is mahavir singh phogat really disappointed in having a daughter?
In the film, Mahavir Singh Phogat desperately wants a child and then allows him to win a gold medal for the country. He and his wife tried four times to give birth to a boy, only to give birth to four girls. In reality, however, it was the girl's mother who expressed great disappointment because she wanted to have a boy.
In Mahavir Singh Phogat's authorized biography Akhada, Saurabh Duggal writes:
"It is perhaps conceivable that in the late '80s, when girls were considered a responsibility, mahavir's mentality was that of the daughter's father. Ironically, however, it was not Mahavir, but his wife, Daya Kaur, who wished their first child was a boy. When the baby was born, the cold of the winter morning was more intense, as Daya realized that their eldest son was a girl, and her disappointment manifested itself on her face. ”
2, is it really like the movie, there is a hateful coach in reality?
Like other Bollywood movies, in WrestleMania! In Daddy, Pramod Kadam, a coach at the National Institute of Physical Education (played by Girish Kulkarni), creates a small character who asks Geeta to abandon her previous training style. In reality, the character is fictional, and there is no such bad guy coach in the sisters' lives.
3. Before the Commonwealth Games, did geeta not win a single game?
In the film, Geeta Phogat did not win a single game before the 2010 Commonwealth Games. In the film, she made a big leap from the coach, but performed poorly on the international stage.
In reality, however, Geeta won gold at the Commonwealth Wrestling Championships back in 2009, where she competed in a 55kg freestyle wrestling competition. Interestingly, Geeta won the gold medal again at the 2010 CWG Competition and at the Commonwealth Wrestling Championships in Melbourne in 2011!
4. In the film, geeta's suspense about the gold medal in the Commonwealth Games competition is a real performance?
In the film, Geeta Phogat won the gold medal at the 2010 Commonwealth Games. She scored five points in the final round of the tournament and won the gold medal with a score of 5:1, 4:6, 6:5.
In reality, however, Geeta Phogat outnumbered her opponent and won the match in just two rounds, unlike the three rounds shown in the film. She scored 1:0, 7:0. In addition, Geeta Phogat has long hair in real competitions, while her counterpart has a very short hairstyle in the movie.
5. Was mahavir phogat locked in a hut in the final of the Commonwealth Games in Geeta?
In the film, mahavir phogat is taken to a room and locked in by someone sent by the coach of the Indian wrestling team before the gold medal match. As a result, he missed the entire final.
In fact, Mahavir Singh Phogat stood on the field during geeta's match and saw his daughter win the commonwealth games gold medal.
As Mahavir stood in the cheering crowd that day, his gaze stared at his daughter, and the cold winter morning of 1988 flashed before his eyes. That day, when he took her in his arms, he said that she would one day focus on making her family proud," Saurabh duggal described in his book Akhada.
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