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(Kathir), a young Dalit man from a village in Tirunelveli who enrolls in the Government Law College with dreams of becoming a lawyer like B.R. Ambedkar. At college, he befriends Jothi Mahalakshmi Ranjith have used cinema as a tool for social change
: The film uses powerful metaphors, such as Pariyan’s dog, Karuppi, to illustrate the brutality of caste-motivated violence. Critical Impact and Legacy