<img src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/2017/apr/07Tajamul-Islam.jpg" alt="" /> Tajamul Islam
New Delhi: The inspirational story of eight-year-old Tajamul Islam, the country&rsquo;s youngest kickboxing World Champion from Kashmir, has captured the interest of film producer Mushtaq Nadiadwala, who has notched up the rights for a biopic.
Tajamul had scripted history at the World Kickboxing Championship in Italy in November last year. Just last month, there was a buzz that writer Shibani Bathija was writing a script on the same subject.
But Mushtaq says they have &ldquo;secured the sole rights&rdquo; of the story now. The script of the prospective film on her life is a work in progress under the banner MAN Films.
&ldquo;This movie specifically will aim to break gender stereotyping and bring to light the greatness that girls are destined for,&rdquo; said Mushtaq.

The inspirational story of eight-year-old Tajamul Islam, the country&rsquo;s youngest kickboxing World Champion from Kashmir, has captured the interest of film producer Mushtaq Nadiadwala, who has notched up the rights for a biopic

Now, a biopic on eight-year-old Kashmiri kickboxer Tajamul

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The inspirational story of eight-year-old Tajamul Islam, the country&rsquo;s youngest kickboxing World Champion from Kashmir, has captured the interest of film producer Mushtaq Nadiadwala, who has notched up the rights for a biopic

Now, a biopic on eight-year-old Kashmiri kickboxer Tajamul

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