Happy Teachers’ Day: Kota Factory to Shabaash Mithu, Netflix brings best binge watch shows and movies!

Our lives are greatly shaped by the mentors and teachers in our lives. The position of the instructor has evolved with time, just like how it is portrayed on movies. On this Teachers' Day, we've compiled a collection of Netflix movies and TV episodes that celebrate the amazing mentors and instructors who have influenced us.

This Netflix film follows cricket player Mithali Raj as she battles discrimination at home and on the field throughout her career as a player. Vijay Raaz portrays a tough coach named Sampath in the biography; he serves as Mithali's source of courage and motivation. It demonstrates how Sampath's recognition of her while she was dancing Bharatnatyam altered her life and how she goes on to become the youngest captain of the Indian women's cricket team. 

 

This show, which stars Mayur More, Jitendra Kumar, and Ranjan Raj, explores the pressures and hardships Vaibhav and his pals encounter while dealing with financial issues and studying for lengthy periods of time each day in Kota. When these students meet Jeetu Bhaiya, their lives take an unexpected turn. Jitendra Kumar plays the powerful character of Jeetu Bhaiya in this five-episode serial, who serves as a role model and mentor for students attending his institution.

 

This touching Netflix movie is about Toolsidas, a table tennis player from Kolkata who loses a match. When Toolsidas Jr. decides to take on the challenge of mastering this game with the aim of preserving his father's honour and placing the family name on the winning board, the plot becomes more interesting. Toolsidas Jr. is helped by Mohammad Salaam to succeed despite numerous obstacles in his path and represent India on a global arena.

This Netflix Original tells the touching story of a juvenile rebellion that has a significant social consequence. It stars Rachel Saanchita Gupta, Amy Maghera, and Shafin Pate. The protagonist of this tale is a typical adolescent from a rural area who aspires to be a skater. When she meets British-Indian woman (Jassica), who inspires her to pursue her goals and trains her in skateboarding, her life is transformed. Along with her family and the villagers, Jessica not only fights for Prena's aspiration to be a figure skater, but also supports her financially and with supplies for the practise sessions.