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Exploring the contentious issue of land and the forced displacement of Adivasi (Indigenous) Communities in India, this thought-provoking narrative sheds light on the struggles faced by these marginalized groups. Throughout the nations history, successive governments have enacted laws that not only undermined the indigenous way of life but also facilitated the seizure of their ancestral lands, all in the name of protecting the interests of crony capitalists. Against this backdrop, the story delves into a forgotten chapter of dissent that emerged in the 1990s, reigniting the urgent question of justice and retribution for these communities.Review: With a poignant portrayal and an unwavering commitment to social commentary, this film serves as a powerful reminder of the injustices suffered by indigenous communities in India. The raw emotions and searing narratives present a scathing critique of the systemic oppression faced by the Adivasis, highlighting the callous disregard for their rights and traditions in the pursuit of profit. The storys exploration of a forgotten episode of dissent serves to awaken the audience to the historical amnesia surrounding the ongoing struggle for land rights, making it impossible to ignore the deep-seated issues at hand. Though the film refrains from explicitly mentioning its title, its impact lingers long after the credits roll, leaving viewers with a renewed perspective on the complex dynamics of power, land, and the fight for basic human dignity.