Dil Rakh: Gloves of Kin

Sometimes fighting is the only option.

An East Indian man served 20 years in prison for standing up to racism. Upon his release, while attempting to reconcile with his son, he realizes the world has not changed. Dayton has been dealing with the same hate and discrimination from a local group of boxers. As he attempts to rebuild his relationship with his son, they must decide if fighting is the only option.

Action Drama

Dalj Brar

(Sukh Sidhu)

Umar Khan

(Dayton Sidhu)

Joe Munroe

(Brook Leno)

Gabriel Carter

(Sheriff Paul Leno)

Meghan Drew

(Marlow Jones)

Henry Mah

(Lou)

Mikela Jay

(Lana)

Ajuni Brar

(Baby Dayton Sidhu)

Amanda Smith

(Clara Classic Registration Clerk)

Armaan Aujla

(8 Year Old Dayton Sidhu)

Brandy Le

(Reporter)

Calder Stewart

(Swansey)

Corey Schmitt

(Murphy)

Dayah Brar

(Jasmine Sahota)

Gary Starkell

(Patron John)

Jackson Kalman

(Child Waving in Window)

Jayten Bains

(Rishaan Sahota)

Josh Collins

(Darryl Leno)

Julia Johnson

(Party Girl)

Justin Lacey

(Mechanic Garcia)

Justin Livingston

(Jeremy)

Justine Warrington

(Heather)

J.P. Padda

(Young Sukh Sidhu)

Kaden Connors

(Muscular Guy - Hayden)

Marc-Anthony Massiah

(Prisoner Donald J Humphries)

Marcio Moreno

(Raymundo)

Marko Buljan

(Prisoner Bert)

Montserrat Kalman

(Mother Closing Blinds)

Nevin Burkholder

(County Fair Announcer)

Nhi Do

(Sara the Antique Store Cashier)

Pascal Lamothe-Kipnes

(Alyssa Convenience Store Cashier)

Paul Verheyen

(Patron Andy)

Prabh Ragbotra

(Geeta Sahota)

Rami Kahlon

(Rita Sidhu)

Ranjit Samra

(Rajan the Cab Driver)

Rick Kalman

(Bar Patron Jack)

Rob Kennedy

(Lawyer)

Sarah-Jane Redmond

(Officer Grace)

Simon Chin

(Mechanic Boss)

Sonia West

(Radio (voice))

Spencer Lord

(Young Paul Leno)

Steven Stiller

(Prison Guard #1)

Tali Berlin

(Television Reporter (voice))

Sean Tyson

(Security Guard Frank)

Zac Klassen

(Lochlan)