200 Tribal Watch Thangalaan in Maharashtra Theater For 1st Time

For the first time, around 200 tribal women from 16 villages organized by Anubhuti came together in Maharashtra to watch Vikram's Thangalaan movie. They were seen celebrating Thangalaan in the theaters.

Thangalaan Movie:

Thangalaan, directed by Pa. Ranjith,  is inspired by real-life events at the Kolar Gold Fields (KGF) and explores the struggles of the tribal community against British colonial forces. 

The movie, whose title translates to "Son of Gold," is a blend of historical events with fantastical elements, highlighting the community's fight to protect their land and resources.

The story revolves around the brave efforts to safeguard the precious gold from British colonizers, exploring themes of ambition, rivalry, and the relentless pursuit of power. Will Thangalaan be able to save the KGF from the Britishers? is the rest of the story.

Despite receiving an above-average response from general audiences, the screening for the tribal women stands out as a significant and celebratory moment, reflecting the film's cultural impact and resonance with the communities it represents.

Tribal People's Reaction To Thangalaan:

In this case, at an event organized by the non-profit organization Anubhuti, around 200 tribal women from 16 villages gathered in Maharashtra to experience the movie Thangalaan together in theatres. This unique screening saw them not only watching the film but also celebrating it with enthusiastic chants and joy, as captured and shared video on social media.