Jai Bhim Comrade

The movie is definitely worth watching. The reality shown is a fact and not only happens in Tamil Nadu but in whole world. You may even get attached our may get emotional but it really touched my heart. It's the first time I am reviewing a movie and could not control myself to post it. I would recommend everyone to watch this movie and throw your reviews on it. The work surya sir did is commendable. Usage of words like drama, action and thriller is not meant for this movie, in fact it's the reality happening everywhere which gets out of reach to the people. Very well phrased and narrated. Hope India this time will forward it for the Oscars nomination and definitely it will win for sure. If you don't have heart or sympathy then don't watch it else I would personally recommend everyone to watch it and share your views.

Best wishes to Suriya anna and entire #JaiBhim team for the movie release😊Hearing great reviews,let this film bring more accolades to everyone involved 👍 Melting heart... Super 🙌🙌🙌 law is powerful veppam.... Suriya (Chandru sir) anna amazing and manigandan all teams powerful movie. Allbarecwatch must better experience... Some times tears comming automatically... Best movie jaibhim...

This movie shows how people living in remote place are treated as untouchables and have to face brutality. Such acts can be found in all places in world but I feel in India its competatively more.

I started watching Anand Patwardhan's documentary movies in 2020 Lockdown. And it affected me very deeply. It changed my perspective, my views, my ignorance. I never felt or never allow myself to know the atrocities by Upper Caste Hindus, the condition of caste system that still persist in India. Indians are busy condemning George Floyd's death, Racism in US. What about India itself. Indian needs to see within itself.

Fact:- Jai Bhim Comrade is Anand Sir's 14 years continues investigative research documentary Movie.

I have seen all of Mr. Patwardhan's documentaries. They should be essential viewing for anyone who wants to look beyond 'the official story' put forward by the media and the Indian government i.e.the rich and powerful.

Jai Bhim confronts the dirty reality of the caste system something India hides from the rest of the world. Indians are quick to point out racism against them in other countries when they are guilty of the worst kind of racism and discrimination -violent, brutal and degrading and all this comes down from their 'sacred' but completely sexist,racist Hindu texts.