Main Ladega Trailer: Akash Pratap Singh's Triumph Over Trauma Story

Akash Pratap Singh's upcoming film Main Ladega has been communicating an important subject of domestic violence and a scarred childhood. With its poster too, the visual appeal was a strong one and now the film's trailer has been released. Once again the trailer is so well shot that it beautifully captures the essence of its subject. 

Unveiling Akash: From Scarred Past to Boxing Champion

Bringing the story of a boy who has seen a scarred childhood, a son who has been helpless seeing his mother endure domestic violence, Akash channelizes his anger into becoming a boxer. He emerges to be one, but the trailer also leaves you asking, why does he want to become a boxer? What is his ulterior motive? Akash's performance looks so brilliant, though we see a storm brewing inside him, there is also a sense of vulnerability that comes across. The guy who does boxing is as far away from boxing as anyone can be, yet we get to see an amazing transformation, two completely opposite sides. What is baffling further is to see how it is the same guy who was so not like a boxer, had a lanky physique, goes on to become a boxing burgeon. As a boxer, one sees Akash with a not giving up the spirit, but also wonders if it is his past that led him to the boxing ring. Well, all these questions will only get answered on 26th April.

Main Ladega's story is beautifully told. It is high on emotions and highlights how trauma can be turned into triumph. With it, Akash's journey in the film is also inspiring.

Produced by Akshay Bhagwanji & Pinakin Bhakta. The lead actor Akash Pratap Singh has also written the story. Main Ladega is directed by Gaurav Rana. Presented as well as produced by Kathaakar Films which was founded by Akshay Bhagwanji and Akash Pratap Singh, Main Ladega will be released in theaters on 26th April 2024.

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