Its quite boring dont watch not worth  

Its quite boring dont watch not worth 

Debutants Fatima Sana Shaikh and Sanya Malhotra, who play Geeta and Babita Phogat, deliver stunning…  

Debutants Fatima Sana Shaikh and Sanya Malhotra, who play Geeta and Babita Phogat, deliver stunning performances. The authentically choreographed wrestling sequences allow viewers to undertake an immersive journey into the lives of these two incredible women, who defy all odds to attain their goals. Zaira Hasim and Suhani Bhatnagar, who play the young Geeta and Babita respectively, are impeccable and hold the fort for the major part of the first-half – without ever letting the film’s 160-minute runtime get to us. Sakshi Tanwar, the gifted actress who plays their mother, manages to hold her own even with our elf-eared Aamir in the same frame. From her authentic Haryanvi accent to the ease with which she dials up the emotional quotient, it is refreshing to see her outside of the daily soap “diya jalao-diya bujhao” circus. Dangal has a clear message: if given a chance and kept away from the “chulha-chawka” routine, women can be as good as, if not better than, men in any field of their choice. 

Its total Waste of your time bakwas movie !!!!  

Its total Waste of your time bakwas movie !!!! 

Movie is no good waste of money.  

Movie is no good waste of money. 

Dangal may not be entirely free of mainstream contrivances, but these are few and easy to forgive.…  

Dangal may not be entirely free of mainstream contrivances, but these are few and easy to forgive. The film’s terrific ensemble cast (which includes the delightful Girish Kulkarni and the earnest Aparshakti Khurana) and the way the screenplay and music melt into each other only serve to add to its appeal. Bollywood did indeed save its best for the very end. Bid farewell to 2016 on a good note with Dangal, which does a fabulous job of showcasing an inspiring story that is definitely worth telling. I give it 4 QUINTS out of 5. 

What works wonderfully for Dangal is the writing. Director Nitesh Tiwari, along with Piyush Gupta,…  

What works wonderfully for Dangal is the writing. Director Nitesh Tiwari, along with Piyush Gupta, Shreyas Jain and Nikhil Mehrotra should be complimented for their tongue-in-cheek quality, peppered with humour and several poignant father-daughter emotions all through. Of course, a little bit is lost in translation because of the Haryanvi twang. But, messages on our obsession with the male child (prevalent since the dark ages), myopic stand on bringing up our daughters and the administration's pathetic disposition towards sports, are loud and clear. 

Dangal works on the twin parameters it sets up for itself. One is the straight-forward film about a…  

Dangal works on the twin parameters it sets up for itself. One is the straight-forward film about a popular sport and those who play it: