Bairagee

In the bustling streets of a new city, Huli Shivappa trades the roar of his tiger‑painted mask for the steady hum of a police station, where his strength and quick‑thinking find a different kind of stage. A devotee of the vivid hulivesha tradition, he carries the rhythm of his ancestral art into everyday duties, balancing the discipline of law enforcement with the raw energy that still pulses through his veins. The city itself feels alive with colour and tension, a place where every corner hints at stories waiting to surface.

Soon, Shivappa’s world expands through the friendships he forges. He meets Vathapi, a lively companion whose humor masks a deep sense of loyalty, and Karna, a former boxer whose presence commands respect while revealing hidden vulnerability. Along the way, a budding romance with Shobina adds a softer hue to his otherwise gritty routine, suggesting that even the fiercest hearts can find moments of tenderness. The dynamics among these characters create a vibrant tapestry, blending camaraderie, unspoken dreams, and the quiet hope of belonging in an unfamiliar town.

Yet beneath the everyday bustle, a subtle disturbance stirs something primal within Shivappa. A troubling incident—an echo of injustice that reaches back to his past—reawakens the fierce spirit he once held close on the streets of his hometown. This new challenge beckons him to confront the shadows that linger in the city’s alleys, urging him to channel his inner fire toward a cause larger than himself. The film balances the bright, kinetic energy of its cultural backdrop with a brooding, hopeful tone, inviting the audience to wonder how a man steeped in tradition will navigate the complexities of duty, friendship, and a justice that calls louder than ever before.

Last Updated: August 28, 2025 at 18:53