Dhira is an Indian animated movie that tells the story of Vidhyaranya Swami and his disciples Hari Hara and Bukka Raya, who established the Vijayanagara kingdom in South India during the 14th century. The movie is directed by Arun Kumar Rapolu and is produced by Manish Maheshwari.
The movie begins with the invasion of South India by foreign rulers who loot the land and pillage the resources of the region. The situation in the kingdom becomes dire, and the people of South India are left to suffer under the rule of the foreign kings.
To protect the land and its people, Vidhyaranya Swami along with his disciples Hari Hara and Bukka Raya decide to establish a new kingdom called Vijayanagara. They hide the war loot in Kishkindha mountain and protect it by dividing the secret in two. Swamy then extracts a vow from the forest tribe leader and the Vijayanagara Minister to guard this secret.
The movie then follows the journey of a young boy named Dhira, who is born into a family of farmers. Dhira learns about the legend of Vijayanagara and its hidden treasure from his grandfather, who is a follower of Vidhyaranya Swami. Dhira’s life changes when he discovers a magical amulet that was left to him by his father, who had died protecting a shrine dedicated to Lord Vishnu.
Dhira embarks on a journey to find the hidden treasure of Vijayanagara, and along the way, he faces many challenges and battles. He also meets new friends, including a talking monkey and a brave warrior princess named Khushi.
As Dhira’s journey progresses, he learns the true meaning of courage, loyalty, and determination. He finally finds the hidden treasure and returns it to the people of South India, who are now free from the tyranny of foreign rule.
Overall, Dhira is an inspiring movie that celebrates the rich cultural heritage of India and its spirit of resilience and courage. It is a must-watch for anyone who is interested in history, mythology, and animation.
