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Rajvinder Singh, a Toronto Sikh who’s loved hockey since age 12, shaves his hair, drops his turban and quits school to chase a pro career, incurring his father’s wrath, who wants him in the family business and to honor Sikh values. Facing ridicule from white players and pressure to play traditional games, he works as a truck driver for his uncle. He’s drawn to law student Melissa Winters, whose brother Dan agrees to coach him. When existing teams reject them, Rajvinder and fellow Sikh players form their own squad.

Rajvinder Singh, a Toronto Sikh who’s loved hockey since age 12, shaves his hair, drops his turban and quits school to chase a pro career, incurring his father’s wrath, who wants him in the family business and to honor Sikh values. Facing ridicule from white players and pressure to play traditional games, he works as a truck driver for his uncle. He’s drawn to law student Melissa Winters, whose brother Dan agrees to coach him. When existing teams reject them, Rajvinder and fellow Sikh players form their own squad.

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Full Plot Summary and Ending Explained for Breakaway

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Read the complete plot summary of Breakaway, including all major events, twists, and the full ending explained in detail. Explore key characters, themes, hidden meanings, and everything you need to understand the story from beginning to end.


Rajveer Singh Vinay Virmani is a college dropout who spends his spare time playing hockey with his friends. He and his father, Darvesh Singh Anupam Kher, work at Darvesh’s younger brother’s trucking company, where Darvesh encourages Rajveer to take on more responsibility in order to one day take over the company. Rajveer is Sikh, but cut his hair after being bullied as a child (which he personally regrets). This and his lack of commitment to the trucking company is a point of contention between him and his father.

During a pick up game, Rajveer tries out for the Hammerheads (a league team) but despite being the best player on the ice, the coach gives him the cold shoulder. Feeling slighted, Rajveer decides to create a league team with his friends.

Darvesh disapproves of the idea and forbids Rajveer from playing any more hockey, but Rajveer continues to play with his friends secretly, saying he’s working more routes at the trucking company. He and his team eventually name themselves the Speedy Singhs and capture the attention of the hockey rink owner, Dan Winters Rob Lowe who agrees to coach them. They need a sponsor and recruit Rajveer’s Uncle Sammy [Gurpreet Ghuggi] to keep Rajveer’s hockey playing a secret. While playing, Rajveer also starts dating Melissa Winters [Camilla Belle].

Darvesh later figures out that Rajveer has been playing hockey and when a night out celebrating with the team ends poorly, Darvesh kicks Rajveer out of the house after an argument. Frustrated, Rajveer also ends up arguing with Dan, and quits the team. Though the Speedy Singhs make it to the finals against the Hammerheads without Rajveer, Melissa reveals that the Speedy Singhs must wear helmets, which they cannot do unless they remove their turbans. Inspired by the story of why Sikh men wear turbans, Rajveer obtains special helmets that will accommodate the team’s turbans and pays for the legal fees to allow them. He apologizes to Dan and the Speedy Singhs for his selfishness and they accept him back.

The day of the finals coincides with Rajveer’s cousin Reena Singh [Noureen DeWulf] and her fiancé, Sonu Singh [Russell Peters] wedding. When Sonu thanks all the guests, he brings up how the Speedy Singhs have become a source of pride for the community and encourages everyone to attend the finals. Rajveer tries once again to express his passion for hockey to Darvesh, but he refuses to attend. The Speedy Singhs do well until the Hammerheads tie at the end of the third period, forcing overtime. Darvesh, after listening to the close game on the radio at the temple, arrives at the arena to show his support. Spurred by his father’s arrival, Rajveer scores the winning goal and hugs Darvesh in the rink.

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Cars Featured in Breakaway

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Clark

unknown

Dodge

2008

Grand Caravan

Honda

2001

Accord

Hyundai

2006

Accent

Hyundai

2010

Genesis Coupe

Hyundai

2010

Tucson

Mack

CH 613

Mercedes-Benz

2009

SL 550 R230

Nissan

2010

Altima

Plymouth

1989

Sundance

Breakaway Other Names and Titles

Explore the various alternative titles, translations, and other names used for Breakaway across different regions and languages. Understand how the film is marketed and recognized worldwide.


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