Mumbai Vineet Kumar Singh's Mukkabaaz is one of the most powerful and hardhitting films of Indian cinema. Directed by Anurag Kashyap, the film not only showcased Vineet's acting ability but also highlighted his dedication and passion for storytelling. Here are five untold facts about Mukkabaaz that make the film even more inspiring. Know, what are these untold things:-
Vineet Kumar Singh cowrote the story of Mukkabaaz:
Most people know Vineet as the lead actor of Mukkabaaz, but what many don't know is that he also wrote the script of the film with his sister Mukti Singh Shrinet. Vineet also wrote two songs in Mukkabaaz, one is the most famous rap song 'Paintra' and the other is 'Adhura Mai'. Vineet crafts a story that delves deeply into the struggle of a lower caste boxer to overcome social barriers. This collaboration between the siblings brought a personal touch to the film, making it seem more authentic and hearttouching.
Vineet's real life fight with professional boxer Neeraj Goyat:
Unlike most sports films, where fight scenes are carefully choreographed, Mukkabaaz took a different path. The boxing scenes in the film were realistic, and Vineet even fought professional boxer, Neeraj Goyat for an important scene. The decision to keep the boxing realistic added naturalness to the film, making it more realistic and impactful to the audience.
No action choreography – the fight was completely real:
Most boxing films involve a team of boxing action choreographers to design the boxing fight scenes. But the boxing fights in Mukkabaaz did not involve any such choreography. The actors struggled for realism, which added to the film's impact. Vineet took and threw real punches to accurately portray the life of a boxer, making the film's action sequences intense and believable.
Two months shooting break due to Vineet's injury:
Vineet was seriously injured during a fight. His obsession with getting the real action right took a toll on his health, forcing shooting to be halted for more than two months. However, despite this setback, Vineet bounced back and completed the film with the same passion and energy.
Vineet's journey resembles Sylvester Stallone's Rocky story:
There is an interesting similarity between Vineet Kumar Singh and Hollywood legend Sylvester Stallone. Just like Stallone wrote the film Rocky for himself and played the role of the hero Rocky Balboa. Similarly, Vineet also wrote Mukkabaaz and played the role of hero Shravan Kumar Singh in the film.
Stallone sold his dog for his film, Vineet sold all his belongings for Mukkabaaz. Both actors faced many challenges in their respective journeys, but persevered in bringing their stories to life, making them inspirations for aspiring actors and storytellers.
Even after seven years, Mukkabaaz remains a milestone, largely because of Vineet Kumar Singh's unforgettable performance. His portrayal of Shravan Singh remains inspiring, proving why he is one of the most talented actors in Indian cinema. His upcoming films include Chhaava with Vicky Kaushal, Superboys of Malegaon and Jatt, where he will be seen sharing the screen with Sunny Deol. With this impressive pipeline, Vineet continues to cement his position as one of the most versatile and bankable actors in the industry.
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