'Upside-Down Magic' Review (2020)
This fantasy movie released on Disney+ has strong topics and themes related to magic.
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Mehar is the village kabaddi champion that children idolize as a role model. With everything going in the right direction there is a chain of events that evolve to turn the tables for the worse. A feud that started between Jind Kaur and Chandu Pehlwan has put a target on Mehar's back to bear fruits.
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Mehar is the village kabaddi champion that children idolize as a role model. With everything going in the right direction there is a chain of events that evolve to turn the tables for the worse. A feud that started between Jind Kaur and Chandu Pehlwan has put a target on Mehar's back to bear fruits.
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