‘Jai Bhim’ is not just a word, it is an emotion; this is what the Director has to say about the Tamil movie.

Gnanavel,  while interacting with the media and festival delegates at one of the ‘Table Talks’ sessions being organised by PIB on the side-lines of the festival shared the thought behind choosing the title ‘ Jai Bhim’ for the movie.

In what could be a marked departure from the norm, IFFI 53 delegates got a unique opportunity to get inspired by the screening of an emotion, rather than a film. Don’t believe us? Yes, you have to believe us, going by the words of Tha. Se. Gnanavel, the director of one of the boldest takes on the flaws in law enforcement and the justice system.

‘Jai Bhim’ is not just a word, it is an emotion; this is what the Director has to say about the Tamil movie, which is sure to have given goosebumps and transformed the lives of international and domestic delegates alike, to speak up and stand up for what is right, come what may.

Gnanavel,  while interacting with the media and festival delegates at one of the ‘Table Talks’ sessions being organised by PIB on the side-lines of the festival shared the thought behind choosing the title ‘ Jai Bhim’ for the movie. “For me the word Jai Bhim is synonymous to the word oppressed and marginalised people for whom Dr BR Ambedkar always stood for.

Expressing his immense joy over movie’s unimaginable reception from all quarters, Gnanavel said the movie connected with all just because it dealt with a subject that is universal. “Post Jai Bhim, I heard hundreds of such stories on caste discrimination, the flaws in law enforcement and justice system,” he said and added that through his movie he is trying to portray that the Constitution is real weapon in fighting against injustice.