Bhairava Geetha is a Telugu-language film that explores the theme of class struggle in rural India. It tells the story of a young man named Bhairava, who falls in love with Geetha, the daughter of a wealthy landlord. However, their relationship is opposed by Geetha's father, who represents the feudalistic mindset of the upper caste landowners in the region.
As the story progresses, Bhairava begins to realize the extent of the oppression and exploitation faced by the lower-caste peasants in the area. He becomes increasingly disillusioned with the ruling elite and decides to take up arms against them. This sets the stage for a violent conflict between the rebels and the landlords, with Bhairava at the forefront of the struggle.
The film portrays the harsh realities of life in rural India, where poverty, caste-based discrimination, and feudal attitudes continue to dominate society. It also explores the complexities of love and revolution in the face of social and economic inequality. The lead actors - Dhananjay and Irra Mor - deliver powerful performances that capture the pain and pathos of their characters.
Directed by Siddhartha Thatholu and produced by Ram Gopal Varma, Bhairava Geetha is a gritty and intense film that combines elements of romance, action, and social commentary. It received critical acclaim for its honest portrayal of the struggles faced by the marginalized communities in India.
