Uriyadi 2

Sengathirumalai is a small town in Tamil Nadu dominated by a large insecticide factory. The plant drives local employment and economic life, while political connections shield its vulnerabilities. London is referenced as the intended site for the factory, highlighting the cross-border ambitions of the business and the political muscle behind it.

🧪 Toxicity

The MIC chemical and its unsafe storage become the central threat, turning the factory into a ticking time bomb for workers and villagers. Accidents and deliberate negligence reveal how profit-driven decisions endanger public health. The theme follows the catastrophic consequences of ignoring safety in pursuit of wealth.

💰 Greed

Raj Prakash embodies corporate greed, using money and influence to bend audits and suppress warnings. The drive for maximum profits leads to risky practices, deteriorating infrastructure, and a culture of corruption. The resulting disasters expose the human cost of unbridled ambition.

🗳️ Politics

Lower-caste politics and local power brokers intersect with industrial interests to manipulate elections and protests. Suits, votes, and demonstrations are deployed to sustain the plant’s operation, even as tragedy unfolds. The film shows how political machinations can mask moral failures and perpetuate harm.