**Full Analysis at Spotamovie.com** - **Intro** - Jai Bhim is an absolute masterpiece. It’s a movie that will become a must-watch for generations. There is the heart of India, its constitution and the inspiring ideas of Chandru and Dr Ambedkar. Jai Bhim is the shout of freedom from those who dream of a better world. It’s a film that should be a must-watch in the whole world. - **The Story** - In 1995 a poor but…
Jai Bhim (2021)
A pregnant woman from a primitive tribal community, searches desperately for her husband, who is missing from police custody. So as to find her husband and seek justice for them, as their voice, a High Court advocate rises in support. Will their battle for justice succeed?
Top Cast
Suriya
Chandru
Lijomol Jose
Sengani Rajakannu
Baby Joshika Maya
Alli Rajakannu
Manikandan
Rajakannu
Rajisha Vijayan
Mythra
Prakash Raj
Perumalsamy
Rao Ramesh
Ram Mohan
Guru Somasundaram
Chellapandiyan
Tamizh
Gurumoorthy
Supergood Subramani
Veerasamy
Bala Hasan
Kirubakaran
Bava Chelladurai
Krishna
Jayaprakash
Radhakrishnan
M. S. Bhaskar
Sankaran
Ilavarasu
Gunasekaran
Sibi Thomas
Ashok Varadhan
Reviews
This film should be required viewing by final year law students. The injustice, intolerance, and racism of the police (just substitute US for India, same, same) will make you angry. Lawyer Chandru (Suriya) will have you standing and cheering. Ultimately, this is a super heartwarming, if long, story. It's acted and directed perfectly.
FAQ about Jai Bhim
What is Jai Bhim about?
A pregnant woman from a primitive tribal community, searches desperately for her husband, who is missing from police custody. So as to find her husband and seek justice for them, as their voice, a High Court advocate rises in support. Will their battle for justice succeed?
When was Jai Bhim released?
Jai Bhim was released in 2021.
What genres does Jai Bhim belong to?
Jai Bhim is categorised as Crime, Drama, Mystery, History.
Who stars in Jai Bhim?
The cast of Jai Bhim includes Suriya, Lijomol Jose, Baby Joshika Maya, Manikandan, Rajisha Vijayan.

















