SHODH BHAKARICHA

Polymorphism is one of the many castes that live their lives by showing off their traditional art. This is a caste that wanders from village to village carrying the jewels of gods and demons like Rama, Ravana, Hanuman. The film is based on the lives of these genuine folk artists. Poverty and Neglect . Nana has a son named Chandrakant and a daughter named Ashwini. He agitates saying that he should get a roof over his head. The Ministry takes note of this , He is given the chairmanship of Bhatke Vimukta Mahamandal with a budget of Rs 300 crore. Here, too, the commission is horizontal. People in need do not get loans or financial assistance for houses. Here Nana Bahurupi and his three companions go to the village with their jewels to ask for a prize. But there are rumors that thieves and robbers come to the village with different costumes and steal and kidnap children. The villagers suspect him and kill three of them all day long. Meanwhile, son Chandrakant manages to change his situation. Chandrakant works as a waiter in a college during the day and in a hotel at night. Chandrakant becomes a tehsildar, but his father is not alive to see this. Grandparents are mad about the murder of their son. Grandpa doesn't even know that his grandson has become Saheb. While in college, Anjali falls in love with him in his class. It will be interesting to see the end of this love in the film. Later, when Vasant Pawar becomes paralyzed, his son manages the movement of nomadic Vimuktas. Of course, he also keeps the frying pan hot to burn his political nest with the slogan "work for hands, bread for stomach, roof for head". On 15th August 1947, 150 years of British rule came to an end and India became independent. On the Red Fort, the tricolor began to flutter. Everyone proudly saluted the tricolor. Our country, our government, this concept came true. The people at the bottom saw a new ray of hope. Someone said give me a house, someone said give me a job, someone said give me food, this unity is 75 years of independence. Even today, millions of nomads are still deprived of basic necessities such as food, clothing, and shelter. He is living a life of extreme deprivation and poverty by watering his bones and blood. Because there is only one "discovery of bread", (Shodh Bhakaricha )