Pingara
Tulu Naadu has a unique culture of people worshipping DAIVA/BHOOTA, more than worshiping God. Dalits are believed to have the ability of summoning spirits on to their bodies at will and hence are cons…
Pingara
Tulu Naadu has a unique culture of people worshipping DAIVA/BHOOTA, more than worshiping God. Dalits are believed to have the ability of summoning spirits on to their bodies at will and hence are considered Godly/Divine, momentarily. Tulu Naadu has a unique culture of people worshipping DAIVA/BHOOTA, more than worshiping God. Dalits are believed to have the ability of summoning spirits on to their bodies at will and hence are considered Godly/Divine, momentarily. When a spirit speaks the truth through the bodily medium of Taniya, a Dalit, three individuals from the supposedly upper caste get guilt ridden. The story interestingly unravels how each of them is affected, how ego and class discrimination practices result in injustice and finally how nature at the end of the day uses the same bodily medium to deliver justice.
Pingara
Drama
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Tulu Naadu has a unique culture of people worshipping DAIVA/BHOOTA, more than worshiping God. Dalits are believed to have the ability of summoning spirits on to their bodies at will and hence are considered Godly/Divine, momentarily. Tulu Naadu has a unique culture of people worshipping DAIVA/BHOOTA, more than worshiping God.
Dalits are believed to have the ability of summoning spirits on to their bodies at will and hence are considered Godly/Divine, momentarily. When a spirit speaks the truth through the bodily medium of Taniya, a Dalit, three individuals from the supposedly upper caste get guilt ridden. The story interestingly unravels how each of them is affected, how ego and class discrimination practices result in injustice and finally how nature at the end of the day uses the same bodily medium to deliver justice..