At long last, you have watched Dangal, featuring Aamir Khan, a film getting appreciation from everywhere in the world. The film characterizes the narrative of grappler Mahavir Singh Phogat and his girls, how a man prepared his little girls for a male-overwhelmed sport like grappling with breaking every single accepted practice. In any case, the genuine story of Geeta Phogat’s life and profession is really moving.
After the arrival of Dangal, in two days Geeta Phogat has become the most looked-through individual on Google, the 28-year-old free-form grappler turned into the principal Indian ladies grappler to win a gold medal at the 2010 Commonwealth Games.
Mahavir Singh Phogat, a previous grappler, prepared Geeta Phogat for grappling with his one fundamental equation ‘train as hard as possible’. He prepared his girl in a solid manner and his maxim was difficulties and disappointments just made an individual more grounded and there are no easy routes with regards to preparing. Geeta says that her underlying preparation was extremely intense that as her dad needed the two of them, she and her sister Babita would get up at 3:30 AM and practice in akhada for three hours. Geeta’s sister Babita Phogat is likewise a grappler, and won a gold medal at the 2014 Commonwealth Games held in Glasgow.
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