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Lata Kare ( The Inspirational Story ! )

 A woman of 62-63 years ran. It ran so that everyone kept watching. It ran so that it stopped only after winning !! ❤




She lives in a village in Baramati district of Maharashtra. She is now 68 years old. Marathon runners are known as. Till 2014, no one knew his name, but something happened that year that he participated in the marathon race, won and everyone came to know him. Actually, Lata's husband became very ill that year. There was no money for his treatment. Lata participated in the marathon only to get money.



There Bhagwan started working as a security guard and in the fields of Lata people. Had three daughters and a son. 
In 2014, the health of bhagwan deteriorated. He started feeling dizzy and complained of chest pain. The doctors asked for an MRI. Five thousand rupees were to be used for this test. Lata did not have that much money. He came to know from somewhere that a marathon is going to be held in Baramati. The winner will get a reward of five thousand rupees. Lata says,
'The villagers also said that grandmother, you are very moving, take part in the race.'

Lata participated in the race on the suggestion of the people. Wearing saris and slippers, she reached to run in the race. The race started, then after some time Lata's slippers broke. He did not pay attention to that. Just ran and finally won the race. If I get reward money, then my husband gets treatment. According to the BBC report, Lata says,

'When I heard that the winner will get five thousand, I thought that if I win, I will be able to get my husband treated. So I decided to run. I didn't know what running was, but I wanted to finish the race first. I was away from the finish line when everyone started clapping. Then I thought that I can win this. I will get five thousand rupees now. '
Lata participated in a three-kilometer marathon in 2014.

The film also became


A film has also been made on Lata's life. 
Name is 'Lata Bhagwan Kare'. The film was released on January 17 2020 itself. The director is Naveen Deshaboina. The film was made in Marathi language. Lata played her character. She says

'I just wanted to earn money. I never thought that I would get a chance to work in a film.'

If you persevere, everything will happen and believe in yourself !! 💙

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