
Mahavir takes on the office wrestler
A colleague brags about his wrestling; Mahavir, years retired, steps into the pit and flattens him with ease.

Every Dangal moment featuring Mahavir Singh Phogat, in story order. Played by Aamir Khan.
23 moments · 58 min

A colleague brags about his wrestling; Mahavir, years retired, steps into the pit and flattens him with ease.

The title track plays over Mahavir's wrestling past and ends with a boy winning his first bout.

Mahavir tells his wife he gave up wrestling for a wage, then vows their son will win the gold he never could.

Angry parents demand punishment, the girls re-enact how they fought back, and Mahavir decides his daughters will train.

Geeta and Babita sing their misery through dawn runs, bland food and drills under their hazardous father.

Daya Kaur refuses meat in her kitchen, so Mahavir haggles a chicken down to 25 rupees and learns to cook it.

The girls plot excuses to quit, mention lice, and Mahavir sends for the barber over their tearful pleas.

Geeta and Babita sabotage training one trick at a time while Omkar narrates the village revolution.

After Mahavir slaps Omkar at the wedding, the young bride tells the girls what her future holds and why their father is different.

The title song returns as Geeta and Babita throw themselves into training for the first time.

Mahavir enters Geeta in a boys' dangal; the organiser laughs him off until his partner smells a sell-out crowd.

Geeta chooses the strongest opponent, loses narrowly, and asks her father when the next bout is.

The Dhaakad anthem over a montage of Geeta winning dangal after dangal as the village talk changes.

At the academy the new coach dismisses everything Geeta learned, then brushes Mahavir off mid-sentence.

Home from the academy, Geeta challenges Mahavir's old techniques and they settle it in the pit while Babita and Omkar watch.

A quiet song over the silence after the fight, Geeta leaving for Patiala and Mahavir alone with his hurt.

After Geeta's string of first-round exits, Babita reminds her who she was, and a phone call ends in two words.

Mahavir trains both daughters at dawn in Patiala, out of the academy's sight.

Facing the girls' expulsion, Mahavir lays out every rupee they ever won and asks the committee for one more chance.

Barred from the academy, Mahavir rents an adult-film cinema's projector to study Geeta's tapes, then coaches her by phone.

Mahavir tells Geeta tomorrow's fight is for every girl written off as less than a boy, not just for a medal.

Down by four with the clock running out, Geeta remembers her father's words and throws for five to take the gold.

Mahavir hears the national anthem from where he was shut away, then finally tells Geeta he is proud of her.