There's also the idea of success achieved by defying conventional thinking, in the way Geeta Phogat (Fatima Sana Shaikh) and her sister Babita (Sanya Malhotra) rise to prominence in the traditionally male sport of wrestling. The picture utilizes a tried and true sports movie formula depicting a rigorous training schedule, a demanding coach and notable accomplishments along the way before the principal character encounters some roadblocks on the way to a Commonwealth Games gold medal. I thought it was OK, though not a '10' rated film by any means. Most of the reviewers for this film here on IMDb appear to be folks of Indian background nothing wrong with that but with most of them offering glowing praise and a '10 rating, it's difficult to get a true perspective on the movie.
Reviewed by classicsoncall 7 / 10 "You have to fight in a way that people remember you."
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