BADLAPUR BOYS is set in a village named Badlapur (in Uttar Pradesh). One of the villagers named Rampravesh Pasi (Vineeth Sharma), who is so sincere and dedicated in his efforts to build an irrigation system in his village, that he threatens self immolation before the concerned officer, if the demands are not met. Because these pleas fall on deaf ears, as per his word, Pasi immolates himself in front of the whole village, who act as mere spectators. Because of his dramatic death, he gets termed as a 'mad person', which then echoes on his family. Pasi's son Vijay (Nishan), in order to support his lonely mother (Kishori Shahane) starts working as a domestic help to Ayodhya (Aman Varma). Vijay, who is extremely passionate about Kabaddi ever since his childhood, starts playing truant at work because of the game, which makes Ayodhya angry and takes a promise from him to leave the game forever. But his passion for the game doesn't die, and he remains being an extra player in his village team and watches his friends play while he practices in solitude. During one such 'practice session' a renowned kabaddi coach Surajbhan Singh (Annu Kapoor) spots his talent and encourages him in the same. Because of the local team player's egos, Vijay never finds a place in the team, despite being talented. The 'USP' of this team remains that they have lost almost every kabaddi match which they have played. One day, they decide to take part in the state level kabaddi championship (75th Uttar Pradesh Kabaddi Tournament), because they feel if they win 'by fluke' they will be able to gain the respect of all the villagers, who otherwise have always treated them like mere laughing stocks. On the D-day, one of the players doesn't turn up for the tournament; this paves way for Vijay to take part in the same, but not before Ayodhya freeing him from the oath. On D-day, coach Surajbhan Singh who christens their team as 'Badlapur Boys', reasons that they can't play at this level because of the norms and regulations and also because of their inexperience playing the handicap. Despite all these 'rules and regulations' an opportunity comes when the 'Badlapur Boys' become eligible to play the game at the state level, but that requires tweaking of the rules and bending the regulations of the game.
Do the 'Badlapur Boys' get to play at the state level, does the federation tweak the rules so as to accommodate the 'Badlapur Boys' team, does Vijay become successful in erasing his father's 'mad-image'and does the village get its much needed irrigation system is what which forms the rest of the film.
badlapur boys (2014)
BADLAPUR BOYS is set in a village named Badlapur (in Uttar Pradesh). One of the villagers named Rampravesh Pasi (Vineeth Sharma), who is so sincere and dedicated in his efforts to build an irrigation system in his village, that he threatens self immolation before the concerned officer, if the demands are not met. Because these pleas fall on deaf ears, as per his word, Pasi immolates himself in front of the whole village, who act as mere spectators. Because of his dramatic death, he gets termed as a 'mad person', which then echoes on his family. Pasi's son Vijay (Nishan), in order to support his lonely mother (Kishori Shahane) starts working as a domestic help to Ayodhya (Aman Varma). Vijay, who is extremely passionate about Kabaddi ever since his childhood, starts playing truant at work because of the game, which makes Ayodhya angry and takes a promise from him to leave the game forever. But his passion for the game doesn't die, and he remains being an extra player in his village team and watches his friends play while he practices in solitude. During one such 'practice session' a renowned kabaddi coach Surajbhan Singh (Annu Kapoor) spots his talent and encourages him in the same. Because of the local team player's egos, Vijay never finds a place in the team, despite being talented. The 'USP' of this team remains that they have lost almost every kabaddi match which they have played. One day, they decide to take part in the state level kabaddi championship (75th Uttar Pradesh Kabaddi Tournament), because they feel if they win 'by fluke' they will be able to gain the respect of all the villagers, who otherwise have always treated them like mere laughing stocks. On the D-day, one of the players doesn't turn up for the tournament; this paves way for Vijay to take part in the same, but not before Ayodhya freeing him from the oath. On D-day, coach Surajbhan Singh who christens their team as 'Badlapur Boys', reasons that they can't play at this level because of the norms and regulations and also because of their inexperience playing the handicap. Despite all these 'rules and regulations' an opportunity comes when the 'Badlapur Boys' become eligible to play the game at the state level, but that requires tweaking of the rules and bending the regulations of the game.
Do the 'Badlapur Boys' get to play at the state level, does the federation tweak the rules so as to accommodate the 'Badlapur Boys' team, does Vijay become successful in erasing his father's 'mad-image'and does the village get its much needed irrigation system is what which forms the rest of the film.
