Bhajarangi 2

Araka, a tribesman, manufactures drugs from Ayurvedic plants found in his territory and sells them for profit. His operation relies on control of land and labor, enabling him to sustain production. The illicit trade draws demand from buyers and sets the stage for violent conflict.

Sudheendra, a priest, has spent years in penance with the help of a sage. His spiritual discipline contrasts with Araka's criminal enterprise, establishing the moral backdrop of the story. The setting centers on the sage’s hermitage, where devotion and power intersect.

A drug seller buys from Araka and profits, but requests a large shipment. Araka’s assistant warns that producing that much is difficult due to labor shortages. The seller suggests kidnapping villagers from nearby communities to supply forced labor.

During a village festival, Araka’s men ambush and capture the villagers. Anji tries to intervene, but his sister Alamelamma and girlfriend Chinminiki are seized as well. He is beaten and expelled from the village, unable to stop the abduction.

Enraged by the failed seizure, Araka decapitates his own assistant who opposed him. He proceeds to seize all the captured villagers, tightening his brutal hold on the territory. The act reveals the depth of Araka's tyranny and sets a grim tone for the conflict.

Overwhelmed by the massacre and his inability to save the villagers, Anji commits suicide in Sudheendra’s cave. This moment marks a turning point, inviting a supernatural intervention later in the story. The cave becomes a focal point for the ensuing revelations.

A supernatural force from the sky arrives as the sage notices the omen and Anji's soul departs his body. The event hints at the return of Bhajarangi, Anji’s doppelgänger. It reframes the narrative as a mythic duel between intertwined fates.

A flashback reveals Bhajarangi, a forest officer and Araka’s foe, killed Jagrava, Araka’s tyrannical father. With Jagrava's death, Araka's rule grows corrupt and violent, including village poisonings. The history explains the vendetta driving the present conflict and connects Anji to Bhajarangi as a doppelgänger.

Anji's body is brought to Sudheendra, where the sage uses kundalini energy to summon Lord Vishnu. Vishnu's blessing allows Bhajarangi's soul to possess Anji, transforming him into the avenger. With this rebirth, Bhajarangi heads to finish Araka.

Bhajarangi, now inhabiting Anji, arrives at Araka’s den and defeats him in a climactic confrontation. The tyrant's grip over the village is broken, and the illicit drug operation collapses. The villagers begin to glimpse a path toward healing.

Before dying, Bhajarangi instructs Sudheendra to spread awareness of Ayurveda to heal the land. Sudheendra accepts the mission and begins sharing his knowledge with Anji and others. The narrative pivots toward education and healing as a legacy.

Sudheendra passes away after imparting his knowledge, and Anji is revived to carry forward the priest’s使命. He remains dedicated to spreading Ayurveda and protecting the community. The story closes with the hero recommitting to Sudheendra's mission.