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Jai Bhim is a Marathi drama film, which tells the story of a young Dalit boy who becomes a lawyer and fights for the rights of the marginalised and oppressed sections of the society. The cast has Soubin Shahir and Abhijeet Khandekekar in lead roles, and the movie is known for its portrayal of the caste system.
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Jai Bhim is a Marathi drama film, which tells the story of a young Dalit boy who becomes a lawyer and fights for the rights of the marginalised and oppressed sections of the society. The cast has Soubin Shahir and Abhijeet Khandekekar in lead roles, and the movie is known for its portrayal of the caste system.
Jai Bhim is a Marathi drama film that tells the story of a young lawyer named Siddharth, who takes on the case of a Dalit worker who has been wrongfully accused of murder. The movie's direction and cinematography are impressive, with a visually stunning and immersive style that captures the beauty and struggles of rural India. Sushant Shelar delivers a powerful and nuanced performance, and his character's journey of fighting for justice and confronting his own biases and privileges is inspiring. The film's themes of caste discrimination, social justice, and the power of education are explored in a compelling manner that highlights the importance of empathy and social activism in creating a more equal society. Overall, Jai Bhim is a well-made and socially relevant film that offers a fresh and unique perspective on the Dalit community's struggle for equality and justice. It's a must-watch for fans of Indian cinema and anyone interested in exploring the complexities of caste-based discrimination.
Best Actress | 2022 | Lijomol
Best Director | 2022 | T. J.
Best Film | 2022
Best Actor For | 2022
Best Actor | 2022 | Suriya
Top Ten Foreign Language Film | 2022
Best Actress in a Leading Role | 2022 | Lijomol
Best Actor in a Supporting Role | 2022
Best Cinematographer | 2022
Best Actress in a Supporting Role | 2022
Best Actor in a Leading Role | 2022 | Suriya
Best Actress | 2022 | Lijomol
Best Film | 2022
Best Director | 2022 | T. J.
Best Actor | 2022 | Suriya
Best Original Film | 2022
Best Actor South | 2022 | Suriya
Best Film South | 2022
Best Actress South | 2022 | Lijomol
Best Director | 2022 | T. J.
Best Supporting Actor | 2022 | Prakash
Best Actor | 2022 | Suriya
Best Film | 2022 | T. J.
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This is inspired by real life case of Sir Justice K Chandru, who later developed this case as a documented script for a movie.
The real case (upon which the movie is based on) dragged on for more than ten years in real life though it has been shown as, approximately, about a year long in this movie.
The real Rajakannu case (based on which the movie is made) was the longest habeas corpus case in the history of Chennai High Court, Tamil Nadu, India!
After the film's release actor Surya received many death threats from various communities in India. Various communities criticised that actor/producer Surya had deliberately manipulated the real events in his film, in view of making a clash between "Vanniyars" and "Irulars" communities. After receiving death threats, Surya was provided special police protection at his residence.
M. K. Stalin, the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, praised the film saying it had occupied his thoughts all night long. He stated that the core issue of the film reminded him of his own time in prison when arrested in 1976 under MISA (Maintenance of Internal Security Act, 1971) during the emergency period, and that his heart felt very heavy after watching the film. He congratulated Suriya and Gnanavel, and the entire film unit, saying that he wished more such films were made. He complimented Suriya's donation of 1 crore (US$130,000) to the Pazhangudi Irular Trust for their education.
"Chandru: I don't believe in luck, sir. I believe in truth."
"Senggeni: Parvathi Ammal is the true name"
