First of all, let’s start with India. India is a very patriarchal country. Girls get married at the age of 14 and meet a completely unfamiliar man, just to lighten the burden on the family. The exception is one family in the film, the dad who failed to compete in international wrestling. So, he wanted to give birth to a boy to fulfill his wish, but gave birth to four girls. One day, I stumbled across my two daughters who were good at wrestling, and I trained them until they entered the national wrestling competition and entered the National Sports Academy. The coach misled the eldest daughter, Geeta, into forgetting the tricks and rules that her father taught her, and taught her some useless tricks, which cost Geeta a missed opportunity and changed her mind. The younger sister, Babita, did not forget her original intention and continued to insist on her father's wrestling teaching. Geeta was finally persuaded by Babita's advice. Her dad continued to coach Geeta, who won the championship. This is a true story, and it seamlessly stitches together the great truths of life; people can't be stubborn, they must learn to empathize; and then they must persevere, can't give up easily, and give up halfway; The problem; then don't forget the original intention; in the end, you can achieve success, but also the success of all those who support you!
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