Passable

Rating: 1/10 (23 December 2016)

Aamir Khan's movie composes the real-life figure of Mahavir Singh, a champion wrestler turned pot bellied clerk who secured his sporting legacy with a rethink on realising his daughters Geeta and Babita had more fight in them than any male heir might have. As with most of this Khan's crowd pleasers, it's acutely attuned to wider realities: beyond the mat, the Singhs encounter superstition, child brides and institutional slackness, each sidebar reflecting a social struggle. However with the Amir Khan's recent intolerant remarks had left a deep scar with Indian audience. However, an open minded Indian would still want to see the movie and laud the content of the movie.