New Movie Releases: April 2021
New releases in April 2021.
Thaapi
The story follows an undefeated 70-year-old wrestler named Bhakhtaur Singh, who is burdened by family legacy. When his family lacks a male heir, he demands one, but his daughter-in-law Kammo chooses instead to defy patriarchal expectations by forming a girls' kabaddi team. The climax builds toward a major showdown against New Zealand's national team, pushing Bhakhtaur to recognize Kammo as his true successor.
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The story follows an undefeated 70-year-old wrestler named Bhakhtaur Singh, who is burdened by family legacy. When his family lacks a male heir, he demands one, but his daughter-in-law Kammo chooses instead to defy patriarchal expectations by forming a girls' kabaddi team. The climax builds toward a major showdown against New Zealand's national team, pushing Bhakhtaur to recognize Kammo as his true successor.
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Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Jagdeep Singh Warring
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Runtime:140 minutes
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