A Father Who Changed Everything

In Dangal, there’s a father named Mahavir Singh Phogat, who dreams of having a son to win wrestling medals for India. But when he has daughters, he doesn’t give up. Instead, he trains them to become world-class wrestlers. Geeta and Babita, his daughters, face tough challenges and push through all odds to prove that girls can be champions too.

One key moment happens when Geeta wins a gold medal at the Commonwealth Games, showing the world that with hard work, determination, and support, anything is possible. This moment changes not only her life but the perception of women in sports.

Fan theories suggest that Mahavir’s strict training methods were rooted in his own frustration with not achieving his dreams. What if he never pushed his daughters so hard? Would they have still reached their potential?

What if we got a prequel that showed Mahavir’s younger years as a wrestler, fighting against his own struggles and the limitations of his time? Or, imagine an alternate ending where Geeta and Babita’s story is just the beginning, and we see them training the next generation of female wrestlers, inspiring millions more to chase their dreams.