Question: Who is Rocky's brother?
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  Sylvester Stallone as Rocky Balboa, an enforcer for a loan shark by day and a semi-pro boxer by night.
He is given the chance at the heavyweight title  Talia Shire as Adrian Pennino, Rocky's love interest; a shy and quiet pet store clerk who falls in love with Rocky and supports him through his training  Burt Young as Paulie Pennino, Adrian's brother; a meat-packing plant worker by trade, Paulie permits Rocky to train in the freezer  Carl Weathers as Apollo Creed, Rocky's opponent and the heavyweight champion (the character was influenced by the outspoken boxing great Muhammad Ali)  Burgess Meredith as Mickey Goldmill, Rocky's manager and trainer, a former bantamweight fighter from the 1920s and the owner of the local boxing gym  Thayer David as George Jergens, the fight promoter who has "promoted fights all over the world"  Joe Spinell as Tony Gazzo, loan shark and Rocky's employer  Tony Burton as Tony "Duke" Evers, Apollo Creed's manager and trainer (Burton's role became more prominent in later Rocky films)  
Rocky (Zayed Khan) is a man who lives in Mumbai with his parents.
Rocky's weakness is that he is very hot-tempered, unruly and ruffian.
He very often gets into fights for injustice.
One day he gets into a fight with a man who works for a criminal named Anthony (Rajat Bedi) and beats him up.
Anthony warns him not to cross paths with him.
One day while rocky is with his girlfriend Neha (Isha Sharvani), he sends Anthony's brother to the hospital.
When Anthony finds out, he confronts Rocky and Neha and kills Neha.
He mocks at Rocky.
An angered Rocky loses control of himself, making his family turn him away.
Anthony threatens Rocky's family to leave Mumbai.
The family along with Rocky eventually moves to London.
There Rocky try to forget his past life.
His father lied to him that Anthony has been sentenced to death by the court.
Three months later, Rocky's friend, Vikram Singh, visits to inform them of the progress of the criminal prosecution of Anthony.
There Priya (Minnisha Lamba), a tour guide and Rocky's friend, is molested by some people.
When she shouted to Rocky for help, he unlike before, took a conservative path and walks away with her without even reporting in police and she complaints Rocky to be a coward, Vikram tells Priya the truth about Rocky.
The way he was living, why he's always quiet.
Thereby Vikram tells him that Anthony has escaped the trial by killing both the eyewitnesses.
On hearing this Rocky felt shattered and wants to get revenge.
Later on Rocky travels back to India, along with his parents.
Anthony comes to know that Rocky has returned to Mumbai.
He then pays a visit to his home where he encounter Rocky's Dad.
His Dad tells him to meet Rocky at the same spot where he had killed Neha several months ago.
The movie ends on Rocky beating up Anthony badly. 
  Sylvester Stallone as Robert "Rocky" Balboa, retired boxer and former two-time heavyweight champion.
Burt Young as Paulie Pennino, Rocky's moody brother-in-law, best friend and Adrian's brother  Milo Ventimiglia as Robert Balboa, Rocky's only son.
Geraldine Hughes as Marie, a woman whom Rocky originally met over thirty years ago (as seen in the first installment of the movie series).
James Francis Kelly III as Stephenson ("Steps"), Marie's son, whom Rocky befriends.
Tony Burton as Tony "Duke" Evers, Rocky's trainer who has been his head cornerman since Balboa's second fight with James "Clubber" Lang in "Rocky III".
Duke previously trained Apollo Creed, who was Rocky's nemesis in the first two films and later his friend in the third and fourth films.
Antonio Tarver as Mason "The Line" Dixon, Rocky's opponent.
Dixon is shown as the current undisputed heavyweight champion of the world, but a fighter who is not shown the same respect as Rocky was when he was the world champion.
Talia Shire as Adrian Balboa, was in the first few drafts of the script of what was originally called "Rocky VI: Puncher's Chance".
At this point, the story revolved around Rocky running a local gym for youths.
However, Stallone felt that the film lacked the necessary emotional impact it needed.
So, he and Shire came to an agreement that her character would be best left out of the film, as this would create an emotional chasm for Rocky from the very first moment of the film.
To ensure that fans did not think she had been written out of the film because of a dispute with Stallone or because she refused to be in it, Shire made a public statement supporting Stallone's decision to kill off the character.
Her character does not appear in the film except in photographs and during flashbacks, using footage from earlier "Rocky" films, but her name appears in the final credits.
Burgess Meredith's character Mickey Goldmill also appears in flashbacks of the previous films, however he wasn't given credit. 
With Apollo Creed subsequently retiring after losing the championship, Tony returns to his hometown of Los Angeles, where he continues working with various up-and-coming local fighters at the "TOUGH GYM".
However, Tony returns to the scene in "Rocky III" when Apollo Creed takes over as Rocky's manager following the death of Rocky's longtime trainer Mickey Goldmill and after Rocky's title defeat to James "Clubber" Lang.
Creed brings Rocky to Los Angeles to formally meet Tony, who appears ecstatic over the idea of finally working on the same team of the "Italian Stallion" after the two brutal contests he had with Creed.
Over the next few months, Creed and Tony completely revamp Balboa's fighting style after a shaky start.
They introduce a more athletic style reminiscent of Creed's skilled boxing repertoire, as opposed to Rocky's traditional slugging technique.
Moreover, Creed and Tony (along with Rocky's wife Adrian) also help to rebuild Rocky's self-esteem, which is left shattered after his knockout by Lang and the revelation that Mickey had handpicked some of his prior opponents in an effort to prevent him from serious injury, and to keep him winning.
As a result, Apollo and Tony essentially take in Rocky as one of their own family after the loss of Mickey, who had served as Rocky's father figure during the course of his career.
By the end of the movie, Rocky is a rejuvenated boxer, and Apollo and Tony celebrate by his side after he regains the championship after a third round KO of Lang. 
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