Netflix's Glory Unleashes a Brutal Tale of Boxing and Revenge
A new boxing and revenge thriller, Glory, has landed on Netflix. The series follows the Singh brothers—Devinder and Ravi—as they hunt for answers after a vicious attack on their sister and her fiancé. Behind the show are creators Karan Anshuman and Karmanya Ahuja, blending brutal action with a gripping family drama.
The story centres on the brothers and their father, Raghubir Singh, a tough boxing coach known as *Coach Sir*. Their search for justice quickly turns violent, pulling them into a dangerous feud with a rival boxing school run by Viju Sanghwan.
The trouble begins when Gudiya, the Singh brothers’ sister, and her fiancé, Nihal Singh, are brutally assaulted. Suspicion falls on Viju Sanghwan, the ruthless owner of a competing boxing academy. As Devinder and Ravi dig deeper, tensions escalate into full-blown conflict.
Devinder, played with raw intensity by Divyenndu, brings a personal edge to the fight. Having lost a leg—either under his father’s training or later in life—he moves with a mix of determination and vulnerability. His brother Ravi stands beside him, both driven by loyalty and fury. The violence isn’t confined to the ring. In one explosive scene, the brothers take on Viju’s thugs in a chaotic brawl at a gas station. Blood, revenge, and family ties collide, giving the series a tone reminiscent of *Cobra Kai*—but far darker and more relentless, closer to a film like *Man on Fire*. Local reporter Joyna Hazarika, played by Sayani Gupta, also steps into the fray. Her role in uncovering the truth suggests she’ll be key to unravelling the mystery behind the attack. With alliances shifting and tempers flaring, the Singh brothers’ quest for justice only grows more perilous.
Glory delivers a hard-hitting mix of boxing, revenge, and family loyalty. The Singh brothers’ fight against Viju Sanghwan pushes them into increasingly dangerous territory. As the series unfolds, their actions could reshape not just their own lives, but the fate of their entire community.
