Dheera Bhagat Roy

Its a good movie. Just because movie is speaking about ambedkar, some people started giving negative reviews. Hero of this movie is a new actor and he looks soo promising in his debut movie, especially in action sequences he has done tremendously. The movie mainly talks about land reform act. Simultaneously 3 timeline tracks will be played in the movie. Music director poornachandra have have given 3 different songs which feels like listening again and again. Fight sequences composed by triller manju is so exciting and realistic. The court scene in the movie could have been better. Actor rakesh will get better chances in future.

Dheera Bhagat Roy is a gripping Kannada action drama that marks Rakesh Dalawai's victorious return to cinema after a successful career in theater. With a strong background in the performing arts, Rakesh's debut as Rajan, a bold lawyer fighting for the rights of oppressed farmers in 1970s Karnataka, is both inspiring and compelling. His powerful screen presence and nuanced representation of justice and determination set him apart in this period drama.

Karnan S directs the film, which combines an emotive tale with authentic cultural representation to bring rural Karnataka's difficulties to life. Varadiaha, played by Sharath Lohitashwa, plays the antagonist and adds to Rakesh's performance, resulting in a fascinating onscreen dynamic. With superb photography and a powerful score by Poornachandra Tejaswi, the film maintains an entertaining pace while conveying a strong social message.

Rakesh's theatrical background shines through in his expressive delivery and fascinating expressions, demonstrating his versatility as a performer. Dheera Bhagat Roy is more than just Rakesh's great debut; it also demonstrates his ability to become a big figure in Kannada film. This is a must-see for fans of socially charged dramas as well as those hoping to see a young performer grow to prominence.

Dheera Bhagat Roy is a compelling Kannada action-drama that marks a triumphant entry for Rakesh Dalawai , a seasoned theater actor, into the world of cinema. With a strong foundation in the performing arts, Rakesh's debut as Rajan-a fearless lawyer battling for the rights of oppressed farmers in 1970s Karnataka-is both inspiring and powerful. His commanding screen presence and nuanced portrayal of justice and determination make him a standout in this period drama.

Directed by Karnan S, the film combines an evocative storyline with authentic cultural representation, bringing rural Karnataka's struggles to life. The antagonistic role of Varadiaha, played by Sharath Lohitashwa, complements Rakesh's performance, creating a riveting on-screen dynamic. Supported by stellar cinematography and a stirring score by Poornachandra Tejaswi, the movie maintains an engaging pace while delivering a strong social message.

Rakesh's theatrical background shines through in his emotive delivery and captivating expressions, proving his mettle as a versatile performer. Dheera Bhagat Roy is not just an impressive debut for Rakesh but a testament to his potential to become a significant figure in Kannada cinema. This is a must-watch for fans of socially charged dramas and newcomers eager to witness the rise of a promising actor.

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A pack of retro content with a good quality of narration and screenplay.

Mind blowing music , which makes the audience feel the emotion of each character.

Actor Rakesh has lived the character , he has balanced the emotions really well. And fights and stunts are mind blowing.

Actress Sucharitha has done justice in playing the bold and romantic role.

Praveen Gowda , Lohitashwa and team have done an exceptional negative role.

Director Karan played his role in bring this wonderful screenplay by taking keen attention in every small details.

Even though the team is new, they have delivered good content similar to the experienced team of few films.

The movie starts with a slow phase to set context. In the second half it keeps the audience at the end of a seat in witnessing the story with twists on every 10 minutes.

Well done DBR team.

This story takes us back to those ambassador and bell bottom era of movies Here director Karnan has beautifully conveyed the importance and significance of equality under law

RAKESH DALAWAI has given complete justice for the story and the role as RAJAN RAKESH DALWAI you were amazing and the action sequences were so brilliantly choreographed by triller MANJU sir and executed by RAKESH DALAWI great work Throughout the movie never felt it was his debut and new face to the industry great work

Suchatitha ,Praveen , Muruga , Navya good job Triller Manju sir brilliant choreography of fights 🔥 Wow music by Poorna sir

Overall a good movie with a great message to the society.