At the point when Neeraj Chopra stowed gold for India at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021, self-declared masterminds asked why only one award was fulfilling the whole country. Failure 2 shows what it truly takes for a hopeful Indian competitor to become famous - and the series figures out how to keep it genuine. Before the finish of these eight episodes, that one gold award appears to be an enormous undertaking in a crumbled framework.
Suri Yadav (Priyadarshi) is a rifle shooter. His public gold decoration has gotten him the occupation of an assistant in sports portion. Easygoing casteism overwhelms in government workplaces and the gold award he wears with satisfaction doesn't get him the regard he accepts he merits. His life takes a turn when Maya (Dhanya Balakrishnan) offers him an opportunity to act in a business. Suri's story is regarding the way that significant discipline is for a sportsperson; it even has an engaging turn toward the end.
Suri Yadav (Priyadarshi) is a rifle shooter. His public gold decoration has gotten him the occupation of an assistant in sports portion. Easygoing casteism overwhelms in government workplaces and the gold award he wears with satisfaction doesn't get him the regard he accepts he merits. His life takes a turn when Maya (Dhanya Balakrishnan) offers him an opportunity to act in a business. Suri's story is regarding the way that significant discipline is for a sportsperson; it even has an engaging turn toward the end.