A Filims by Antina
Camera : CCR Pokhrel and Machhe Naraven Shrestha
Casts : Harry, Jayraram, Yubraj, Priya, Jasmi, Kaka, CCR, Sapana, Antina
Kabaddi Kabaddi is a new Nepali short movie on the title of a Game called kabaddi.
Kabaddi
Despite the fact that kabaddi is essentially an Indian amusement, very little is thought about the inception of this diversion. There is, in any case, solid confirmation, that the amusement is 4,000 year old. It is a group activity, which requires both ability and power, and joins the attributes of wrestling and rugby. It was initially intended to create self preservation, notwithstanding reactions to assault, and reflexes of counter assault by people, and by gatherings or groups. It is a fairly basic and economical diversion, and neither requires a huge playing territory, nor any costly hardware. This clarifies the notoriety of the amusement in country India. Kabaddi is played all over Asia with minor varieties.
A Kabaddi match in advancement
Kabaddi
Kabaddi is known by different names viz. Chedugudu or Hu-Tu-Tu in southern parts of India, Hadudu (Men) and Chu - Kit-Kit (ladies) in eastern India, and Kabaddi in northern India.
The game is additionally well known in Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Japan and Pakistan.
The Game
In Kabaddi, two groups contend with one another for higher scores, by touching or catching the players of the adversary group. Every group comprises of 12 players, of which seven are on court at once, and five available for later. The two groups battle for higher scores, exchanging guard and offense. The court is as extensive as that for an evade ball game. The diversion comprises of two 20 minute parts, with a break of five minutes for change of sides.
The kabaddi playing range is 12.50m x 10m, isolated by a line into two parts. The side winning the hurl sends a 'pillager', who enters the rivals' court droning, 'kabaddi-kabaddi'. The bandit's point is to touch any or all players on the restricting side, and come back to his court in one breath. The individual, whom the plunderer touches, will then be out. The point of the contradicting group, will be to hold the bandit, and prevent him from coming back to his own particular court, until he takes another breath. On the off chance that the plunderer can't come back to his court at the same moment while droning 'kabaddi', he will be announced out. Every group substitutes in sending a player into the rivals' court. In the event that a player leaves the limit line over the span of the play, or if any piece of his body touches the ground outside the limit, he will be out, aside from amid a battle.
Lona
The group scores a lona ( a reward of two focuses), if the whole resistance is proclaimed out. The amusement then proceeds by putting every one of the players on both sides. Matches are organized on the premise of age-gatherings, and weight. Seven authorities administer a match - one official, two umpires, two linesmen, a period manager and a scorer.
Sorts of Kabaddi
In India, Kabaddi is perceived in three structures:
Surjeevani
Gaminee
Amar
The "Surjeevani" type of Kabaddi is played under the Kabaddi Federation of India, and is administered by its principles and regulations. In the "Surjeevani" type of Kabaddi, one player is restored against one player of the inverse group who is out. i.e. one out, one in. The length of time of the amusement, the quantity of players, the measurements of the court, and so on have been altered by the Kabaddi Federation of India.
In the "Gaminee" sort of Kabaddi, there is no restoration. At the point when every one of the players of group are out, the diversion closes. So there is no time limit in this classification.
In the "Amar" type of Kabaddi, at whatever point any player is touched (out), he doesn't leave the court, however stays inside, and one point is recompensed to the group that touched him. Along these lines, one point for every touch of the inverse group, i.e. to the group who touches the counter player. This amusement is additionally played on a period premise, i .e the time is altered.
In the northern part of the nation, i.e. Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Delhi, this diversion is played around. This is known as 'Circle Kabaddi' or Amar Kabaddi. In the event that it is played without a court, as in a few places, it's called 'Goongi Kabaddi'. The Goongi Kabaddi is only wrestling between two players.
The principal world Kabaddi title ever, was composed in Hamilton when around 14,000 individuals stuffed Copps Coliseum, to watch stars from India, Pakistan, Canada, England, and the United States contend.
The Kabaddi Federation of India (KFI) was established in 1950, and it arranged a standard arrangement of tenets. The Amateur Kabaddi Federation of India (AKFI) was established in 1973. The AKFI has given new shape to the guidelines, and it has additionally the privileges of alteration in the principles. The Asian Kabaddi Federation was established under the chairmanship of Mr. Sharad Pawar (Maharashtra).
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