Triumph of Indian Cinema - Aamir Khan & team deserves a Oscar for this one.

Rating: 10/10 (26 December 2016)

#Dangal - Certainly the triumph of Indian Cinema. A Film Not To Be Missed!! Caters to each & every section of the audience, even who are not movie lovers. Highly recommended!!
Highest accolade for any story-teller is when the audience are not only curious for the next moment but starts living the story with the storyteller and are being emotionally delighted by the ups and downs of the story's protagonist. Amazed by the screenplay and direction of Nitesh Tiwari. Glad he presented such a strong subject in front of Indian audience with sheer brilliance. Even strong dialogues are presented in a very subtle way. No superficial melodrama. Every department excels.
I don't know how to define the best Indian movie but 'Dangal' is certainly the Best Indian Sports Drama till date and for a very long time it will remain steady because of its story, performances and brilliantly shot sport (wrestling) scenes. In fact the quality of the sports scenes can compete with any Hollywood sports drama - highly gripping, emotional and very inspirational. Every 2nd or 3rd scene you just get goosebumps. I was genuinely spellbound. It deals with a very strong social issue of uplifting women in a society which is surrounded by strong patriarchal culture.
As far as performances are concerned, the actors are being well cast on the grounds of their true potential. Zaira Wasim as young Geeta leaves strong screen impact (Born Superstar). Whereas, Fatima Sana Sheikh and Sanya Malhotra as Geeta & Babita (respectively) were super- awesome. All the four girls were just terrific in their concerned roles. Sakshi Tanwar justified her character beautifully. Special mentions: the actor who plays the coach Girish Kulkarni was great and Aparshakti who plays the cousin and narrator of 'Dangal' was endearing. And, finally the most passionate actor who has always changed the face of Indian Cinema,'Aamir Khan' - He has given a top- notch performance. In every scene, Aamir has just lived Mahavir. He truly deserves to be called as the finest actor. He seriously doesn't play Mahavir but he just becomes him. That pain and joy which he has shown on screen was so lively that you tend to salute Mahavir Singh for his sacrifices and struggle he has gone through.
Although, there are minor flaws in the movie but surely can be ignored in front of the subject.
But, I really don't have words to express the internal strength of #MahavirSinghPhogat & family #ExtremeRespect There's a line in the movie's title track - "Bande ki mehnat ko kismat ka saadar pranaam hai pyaare, Dangal Dangal" Hardwork always pays off!