An Actors' Paradise, but a Biographic waste

Rating: 9/10 (31 December 2016)

This article is written after a strong analysis and contains a lot of spoilers. So if you hate spoilers, avoid it.
The most awaited film of 2016, DANGAL, is an actor's paradise. Mister perfectionist, Aamir Khan, has turned his everything into this film. Director, Nitesh Tiwari, has shown immense maturity in the type of story telling and screenplay. This movie will pull you to the center of its essence and make you realize the determination, hard work and devotion of all the artists.
Aamir Khan(Mahavir Singh Phogat) : He is flamboyant and one of the best or may be the performance by the perfectionist. Increasing 35 kg for a role and again getting back to form says it all.
Fatima Sana Shaikh(Geeta Kumari Phogat) : She is such great characteristics which can easily make her the star of the film. For a first timer on the big screen(excluding her work in CHACHI 420), she has her mark left and may be she is going to get the BEST DEBUTANT FEMALE award next year.
Zaira Wasim(young Geeta) : She is a beauty with her small but very important role. She has nailed it.
Sanya Malhotra (Babita Kumari Phogat) and Suhani Bhatnagar (young Babita) and Ritwik Sahore(young Omkar) have supported through out in a magnificent way.
Sakshi Tanwar(Daya Kaur) : No one could have done it better.
Girish Kulkarni(GEETA KUMARI'S COACH PRAMOD KADAM) : He is not the real coach even, and yes he needed to act better.
So overall acting : 9/10 stars
Director(Nitesh Tiwari) : From an entertaining film like Chillar Party, he has come a great way to deliver his career best and a superb story line. THE FIGHT BETWEEN MAHAVIR AND GEETA was the highlight of the film before intermission. That was staged so perfectly, it depicts the emotions of a father who fears to lose his daughter and a daughter who wants to prove herself correct and her anger to lead in her own way. The songs have created a charm to bind the audience. The PRACTICE OUTSIDE NSA has been the real charm after the intermission. This depicts the faith of every parents that they should keep on their children. Thank you Nitesh Tiwari for such great works.
Direction : 9.5/10
This film had no flaws as a film, in fact as a film it is highly entertaining and at the same time a lot meaningful. But AS A BIOGRAPHY, IT IS A WASTE.
THE THROAT CUT FIGHTS : These fights kept the audiences to their toes on the verge of their seats and makes you bite your nails and make you relive the actual match, BUT IN REAL GITA KUMARI WAS TOO DOMINANT ON HER RIVALS. the final match score was shown as 4-1 4-6 and 6-5. but reality shows that she dominated her opponent with 1-0 and 7-0 straight.
THE NAMES : Yes, you read it right, The names of all the opponents, coach of Geeta Kumari was changed. The final opponent was from Australia though named Emily which was shown as Angelina. Even the real name of GEETA's coach was PR SONDHI.
THE MYSTERY OF THE LOCKED ROOM : In the film, MAHAVIR was shown locked by the coach PRAMOD KADAM. Now to reality, neither MAHAVIR was ever locked in any room, nor the real name of the coach was Pramod Kadam. Yes, the real name of GEETA's coach was PR SONDHI. So in my views it is unethical to show someone's character in lime light.
THE BEAUTY OF SMALL HAIRS : It was shown that when GEETA lost consecutive international matches, she realized her mistake and again cut her hair short. And even during the CWG2010, she had small hairs. But in reality, GEETA KUMARI had long hairs during CWG2010.
LAST WORDS : These flaws never make the film bad, but covering up all the flaws would have made the film one of the best BIOGRAPHIC film ever in the history of cinemas. This could easily have been a strong contender to Oscar if these flaws would have been covered. So finally, this is a must watch for any Indian. The enthusiasm and patriotism shown in the film will make your blood boil and feel the scenes and the sports. But looking it as a biography, it has some serious issues. And that is why it deserves a 7 star
For me MARY KOM and M S DHONI still remains the best biographic film. This is truly an Actors' Paradise.