Bhajarangi

Araka, a tribesman, makes money by producing drugs from Ayurvedic plants found in his territory and selling them. His operation taps local resources and creates a lucrative but dangerous enterprise. A drug seller soon takes notice and pursues larger profits by requesting a truckload of drugs.

A drug seller buys from Araka and profits from the trade. He pressures Araka for a truckload of drugs to sell, promising even bigger gains. Araka's assistant warns that producing that amount would be difficult due to labor shortages.

During a festival, Araka's men attack and capture villagers, escalating the threat in his domain. Anji tries to intervene to protect his sister Alamelamma and girlfriend Chinminiki but is beaten and expelled by Araka. The raid marks the beginning of a catastrophic kidnapping wave.

Araka's assistant attempts to stop the enraged leader, but Araka decapitates him in a brutal act of rage. The violence demonstrates Araka's ruthless control over the captured villagers. The assistant's death solidifies Araka's grip on power.

Araka completes the kidnapping by taking all the captured villagers away. The mass abduction deepens the villagers' despair and isolates Anji from trying to rescue them. The raid transforms a celebration into a scene of terror.

Anji, unable to save the villagers, grows dejected and ends his life in Sudheendra's cave. His suicide underscores the personal cost of Araka's tyranny. Sudheendra's presence as a spiritual guide hangs over the tragedy.

Suddenly, a supernatural force from the sky arrives, and the sage notices the omen and takes Anji's soul. The event signals the turning point of the story, shifting from earthly conflict to mythic intervention. The sky-born phenomenon foreshadows a larger power at play.

It is revealed that Araka's longtime foe was Bhajarangi, a forest officer and Anji's doppelgänger. Bhajarangi had killed Jagrava to end tyranny, a deed that fueled Araka's betrayal and desire to annihilate Bhajarangi's influence. The revelation reframes the conflict as a clash of two ancestral adversaries.

Anji's body is carried to Sudheendra, where Kundalini energy is used to summon Lord Vishnu. Vishnu permits Bhajarangi's soul to possess Anji, turning a personal tragedy into a heroic rebirth. The possession sets up the climactic confrontation.

Bhajarangi's soul, now inhabiting Anji, heads toward Araka's den to confront him. The fusion of past enemies heightens the stakes for the final showdown. The impending battle promises a resolution to the cycle of betrayal and tyranny.

Anji, now Bhajarangi, arrives and defeats Araka, ending his reign of terror. The climactic duel combines martial prowess with mythic power to deliver final justice. Araka's tyranny is physically overthrown, allowing the community to breathe again.

With Araka defeated, Bhajarangi instructs Sudheendra to spread awareness of Ayurveda. Sudheendra agrees and dedicates his knowledge to the people, ensuring the ancient healing tradition survives. The instruction marks a transition from battle to healing.

Sudheendra dies after imparting his knowledge to Anji, sealing his role as mentor of the new mission. His passing deepens Anji's resolve to carry on the sage's work. The community begins to rebuild with Ayurveda at its core.

Anji revives and continues Sudheendra's mission to spread Ayurveda across the land. The resolve to heal the people endures beyond the immediate conflict. The story closes with the promise of a new era guided by Ayurvedic wisdom.