“Vich maidane jo ne nittre” is a documentary based on the struggles of Punjab’s private sports academies. The film documents the stories of academies in Ropar, Moga, Barnala, Gurdaspur, Phagwara, and other regions that are producing national and international-level athletes without any government support. Despite the lack of proper diet, injuries, poverty, unemployment, and shattered dreams, these players and coaches continue to fight to keep sports alive. Through the voices of the people themselves, this documentary presents the real reasons behind the decline of sports in Punjab and the possibility of its revival.

This documentary brings to life the traditional sports fair of a small village named Kila Raipur, a symbol of shared heritage, culture, and the spirit of sports. Initiated in 1933, this fair preserves Punjab’s rich legacy through events like athletics, kabaddi, horse riding, and bullock cart races. It is not just a sports festival but a call toward fitness, healthy living, and a life free from substance abuse.