Good filmmakers argue that a biopic should not be made on a living person, because their story is still unfinished. Later actions by them can change public perception entirely, making an earlier biopic look awkward in hindsight. The film Mary Kom, starring Priyanka Chopra is now a textbook example. The movie portrayed a supportive romance, highlighting how Mary Kom’s husband sacrificed his own career for her success, something she herself acknowledged at the time (Video 1). Today, the narrative

"My skin was burning against the concrete while they laughed, until the ground shook and the shadow of God himself fell over us. They called it ""The Grinder."" It was a game, supposedly. But when you’re twelve years old, weighing ninety pounds soaking wet, and three varsity-sized eighth graders have you by the ankles, it’s not a game. It’s an execution. It was 2:00 PM on a Tuesday in October. The Texas heat hadn't let up yet, and the asphalt of the Lincoln Middle basketball court was radiating