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This is an emergency meeting of top-level leadership.

Highest priority.

The Central Home Minister and the Chief of RAW will also be joining us.

Subject, sir?

I believe it’s about Yethi.

As you know, we’re hosting the Cricket World Cup this year.

The opening ceremony is next month.

Twelve teams and leaders from three countries

will be our prestigious guests.

But…

there’s also trouble on the horizon.

The gangster brothers, Daya and Yethi.

Last month, Daya's account in Dubai

received funds from various Arab countries.

Large amounts.

Daya and Yethi are plotting something major at our event next month.

Intelligence indicates a severe threat.

Daya isn’t on our radar.

All his operations here are controlled by his brother, Yethi.

We need to apprehend Yethi immediately.

Sir, Shivam is the task force head.

- Sir! - He's been monitoring

Yethi's operations for the past three years.

So, Shivam, what information do you have on Yethi?

To be honest… nothing, sir.

I almost arrested Yethi three times in the past three years,

but each time I received orders from above that he shouldn’t be touched.

No, no. This isn’t the time for blame games.

Sorry, sir.

I’m granting you complete authority, effective immediately. Go and get him.

For the past two months, none of his gang members have surfaced, sir.

They may have gone underground due to this operation.

- Something has to be done immediately. - Sir!

The event is next month.

We must catch Yethi before then, or we’ll have to call off the event!

When we had Yethi in our hands, we let him slip away.

Now we don’t even know his whereabouts.

Can’t we track down at least one of his gang members?

We have a chance.

Yethi gang's number two. Rane!

He has a girlfriend.

They were meeting regularly in Mahim before he went underground.

If we can get to her, we might be able to locate him.

Would he show up?

There's a girl involved. He might take a chance.

Can we trust the girl?

We assured her safety if she cooperates.

He will definitely come.

There he is.

Hi, baby!

- Now you remember me! - Oh, my wild one!

- Do you miss me? - Yeah.

Rane!

Shoot on the legs.

Come on, shoot on the legs, boys.

Tell us where Yethi is.

Tell us.

Tell us, I say.

Tell us.

Hey!

Where is Yethi?

I don't know.

Since he won't open his mouth about Yethi…

his tongue is of no use.

Speak up!

If we cut it off…

I will at least have some satisfaction.

- Tell me. - He's gone to the South.

Near the Andhra, Tamil Nadu border…

There is a place called Ratnagiri.

There is a guy… Muruga, a small-time smuggler.

He can transport goods not only from the port but directly from the sea.

Three months ago,

Yethi went there.

Tell us!

He has not returned since then.

We have no information on his whereabouts.

DSP Tulasi?

Please sit.

My name is Danny.

I am a Mumbai-based smuggler.

We are expecting a consignment by the sea.

We cannot receive it at the port.

We heard a smuggler called Muruga,

can bring in goods from the sea, so, we came for him.

But when we reached here, they said he was no more.

When we inquired about his inner circle,

we were told this area's DSP, Tulasi, supported Muruga a lot.

You have earned quite a lot.

I want the same help you extended to Muruga.

Quote your price.

Goods from the sea are neither brought

by Muruga…

nor me.

On the mountain that you see in the East, there are four villages.

Those four villages together are called the Red Sea.

They are the ones who actually bring in goods from these waters.

Who do I meet there?

Bhaira.

I am also a cop.

You think I cannot recognize a fellow cop?

One more thing…

Be careful with the Red Sea people.

Who are you? What do you need?

I need to meet Bhaira.

We are here from Mumbai on a job.

A job only you are capable of doing.

We have a delivery coming from another country on a ship.

Mumbai is too challenging to unload the cargo.

The ship will pass through this area tomorrow night.

I know you can go into the sea and unload the cargo discreetly.

We quit doing such jobs a long time ago.

That means you did it in the past.

So, start again.

I will pay you beyond your imagination.

I will cover your mountain in gold.

Listen to me and go back to where you came from.

What's the matter?

Are you misinterpreting my requests for pleading?

You are far away from civilization.

If I kill you right here, it will be ages before the world learns about your death.

Before I see your blood, just follow my orders.

Take what I give you.

You come to the Red Sea,

and threaten me of bloodshed?

Are you teaching us about the dangers of death?

They definitely know about Yethi.

I have to find someone who can give us the information.

You came to the mountain and tried to scare them?

Who are you?

Singappa.

I live on the East side of the mountain you just climbed down.

I have come here on a job.

You look like an elder.

Can you talk them into doing it?

Come.

Take the boat out, Naga.

What's the big deal in knocking off some cargo?

This sea route is like a path to a diamond mine.

Am I a fool to believe you gave up everything?

Quote what you want and how much you want.

I will give it to you.

You should convince them to do it.

What do you say?

You want it?

This is a very expensive diamond.

If you do as I say,

many such diamonds will be yours.

Check it out.

Sir…

Down there! Down there!

- Down there. - What's down there, sir?

What's there, sir?

Could you find the diamond ring?

You saw something terrifying in the sea,

that made you forget the ring.

It is out of this fright,

that no matter how many of you show up and how much you tempt us,

the locals from here won't meddle with the sea.

With my eyes closed or open,

I cannot unsee what I saw in the sea.

Who were they?

Who is responsible for all this?

It's quite a long story, sir.

It's the story of a sea turning red with blood.

Whose story is it?

The story of the rough waters of the mighty sea…

on which he stood unshaken.

It's the story of our beloved "Devara."

To overcome fear, you should listen to the story of God.

To understand fear, you should listen to the story of Devara.

Many years ago,

behind that mountain, existed a kingdom.

To conquer that kingdom, the sea had to be crossed.

But a huge army was stationed on the mountain.

A dynamic force specially chosen by the king from across the country.

They had no caste. No religion.

They never knew fear.

Their God was their weapon.

And their weapon was courage.

Day and night, they were watching the sea from the mountain.

As a testimony to the sea reddened hundreds of times

with the blood of the enemies…

this place came to be known as the Red Sea.

Ages passed. Kingdoms disappeared.

When the white folks from far-off lands were looting

and carrying our wealth away across the ocean,

the army couldn't simply watch and do nothing.

It's the story of that army ready to do anything for our country, sir.

They ventured into the sea, looted the ships,

and distributed the loot back on this land.

After the British left,

the country didn't need the brave warriors from the mountain anymore.

There was nobody to care for them.

These keen warriors…

became an opportunity for someone.

To use their strength in fearlessly taming the sea,

a few had flocked to our mountain.

Very unlikely of you

to be worried sick like this. What's up, Muruga?

It's a full moon night, Tulasi.

The sea is raging.

I am worried if they can make it…

Whether the sea is calm or raging,

when we have a brave warrior ready to confront it,

why should you worry, Muruga?

Devara! Devara!

Devara! Devara!

Devara! Devara!

Hello, sir!

Indian Coast Guard, Eastern Regional Officer, Irfan.

Ethan's Captain, John.

Warrant to search the ship.

We have information that some illegal weapons

and ammunition are coming from Russia.

Help us to search your vessel.

I see our cargo. Let's go.

Sugar, sir.

Why are the locks open?

All in all, there must be ten officers, Devara.

There is no other way.

The smuggler gangs from foreign countries,

who found it difficult to get their cargo through the port,

knew the strength of these men and used them to get it directly from the sea.

Every village had its unique strength.

All the four villages got together and challenging the Red Sea itself,

took up this dangerous mission.

Kids shouldn't be involved in this job.

Devara has addressed this with you on several occasions, Bhaira.

My land, my people, and my rules.

I have made this clear just as many times, Rayappa.

- Count it. - It must be right.

If you eat at this hour of the day,

how will the food nourish you?

Forget that.

If you stay up so late,

don't you see how unhealthy that is?

I have seen it all.

That's why I can't sleep unless I see you.

With these eyes, I witnessed my father's death.

I saw your father's passing too.

I watched my siblings die…

and the death of all my close ones.

How unlucky I am!

I spent all my life closely watching death.

I can't do this anymore, son.

Either you should see my death next…

or I should get to see you every day.

Now that I've seen you,

I can sleep peacefully.

Is Vara asleep?

Your mom doesn't fall asleep until she catches a glimpse of you.

Vara won't sleep until he hears a story from you, will he?

It was raining very heavily that day.

The British ransacked all our treasures

and were getting away in a ship.

My father…

Your grandfather…

- gathered all our people in a ship… - Oh, my!

Stop it, Father.

You always narrate your father's or his father's story.

I want to know my father's story.

Tell me Devara's story.

Your father's story is not worth sharing with the next generation.

My father's is a story of valor and honor, of a fight for our country.

Ours…

are dark stories that cannot be shared.

Yes, we are barely living.

Whether our lives will change enough

to become great stories for future generations,

is something even I don't know.

How are you, son?

Yes, I am good. How are you?

I am fine.

Greetings, Devara.

Hey, how are studies going?

I am studying well, Devara.

I will be done in two years.

Then I will return and start teaching here, Devara.

Please take this.

We have a lot of help from you already. I can't accept this.

Don't call this help, Ademma.

This is our responsibility.

Your husband was one of us on the sea.

We lost him to the same sea.

His family is now our family.

Please accept this.

After his father passed,

though he was keen on venturing into the sea with you,

I disapproved and sent him out to study instead.

For understanding me, helping me out,

and being a great support, I'm much obliged, Devara.

He is your son, Ademma.

He should become what you want him to.

He will be exactly that.

It's Ayudha puja tomorrow.

I wonder who will win the competition this time,

and take home the weapons.

Devara will win again if he wishes to

or he will voluntarily lose if he wants someone else to win.

You can root for whoever you want,

but it's my father, Bhaira who will triumph.

This time the weapons shall come to our village.

If Devara wants the weapons to go to your village,

only then will Bhaira win.

Is that so?

Let's find out the winner right away. Come on, Vara.

Go on, Vara.

You show him who Devara really is. Go.

Come on, you.

Pasura, knock him down.

- Hit him, Vara. - Hit him!

Strike at him. Pound him.

- Hit him well, Pasura. - Go for it, Vara.

Yes, Pasura, that's right. Hit him hard.

Knock him down, Pasura. Strike at him.

- Pasura, pin him down. - Hit him, Vara.

- Hit him, Vara. Go for it. - Knock him down.

Pasura, that's right. Hit him hard.

Just like that, strike at him, Pasura.

Hit him hard. Knock him down, Pasura.

Beat him. Yes, take him down.

Didn't I tell you?

No matter who is in the arena, the winner will be Bhaira.

What happened?

Devara is here.

The Red Sea swells up And gets boisterous with a roar

The warriors of the land Celebrate their valor today

The waves of blood from clanging swords Pounce like a tempest off our legion

Hey, the salty air Has turned burning hot

Hey, the sound of drums rent the skies

The tiger's heirs Sway like possessed

As the rebellious land Rises in a dance of ecstasy

Today is the day To worship the weapons we wield

Let us tap our shoulders And celebrate the fair

It's a fete of warring brave hearts Let's give them a welcome…

With warm blood coursing through March ahead, our warrior

- This is a tradition - Breaching it is desecration

- It's a family for whom war is life - The sea and the time stand witness

The sacrifices by our mothers Are the breast milk that blesses us

Making this body shape into a weapon

Self-esteem that refuses to surrender Dictates the boundaries

The chronicles of our ancestors Are radiant like a glorious history

This day that comes Every year is meant for us

The stroking of our mustache Is our message to the world

Today is the day To worship the weapons we wield

Let us tap our shoulders And celebrate the fair

It's a fete of warring brave hearts Let's give them a welcome

With warm blood coursing through March ahead, our warrior

The Red Sea swells up And gets boisterous with a roar

The warriors of the land Celebrate their valor today

The waves of blood from clanging swords Pounce like a tempest off our legion

It's time for the battle. Women and kids should leave.

All of us know the village that wins the battle gets the ancestral weapons.

They have been in Devara's possession for a long time.

Let us see who gets them this year.

Let me remind you of the battle rules once again.

Only two warriors from each village can get into the arena.

The last man standing shall be the winner.

Are you ready?

We are just four villages.

Instead of this contest,

why don't we allow each village to possess the weapons each year?

Rayappa's village hasn't seen weapons for years now.

I would like them to get the weapons this time.

Do you think our ancestors were fools

to introduce this custom, Devara?

For our ancestors, war was a livelihood.

They introduced such customs to intensify the spirit of fighting, Bhaira.

It has been a long-standing tradition.

We must go for the battle.

What about Rayappa's village that can only row boats and not fight battles?

If the weapons go to their village at least once,

they too will be benefited, Bhaira.

Winning has become a habit for you, so if it bothers you so much,

win them again and give them to Rayappa, Devara.

Let's begin.

Sura! Sura!

- Sura! Sura! - Dega!

- Sura! Sura! - Dega! Dega!

- Sura! Sura! - Dega! Dega!

- Sura! Sura! - Dega! Dega!

- Sura! Sura! - Dega! Dega!

- Hit him hard. - Dega! Dega!

Dega! Dega!

One man down from the West side.

Kunjara! Kunjara!

Kunjara! Kunjara!

Kunjara! Kunjara!

Kunjara!

Kunjara! Kunjara!

One man down from the North side.

Bhaira! Bhaira!

Bhaira! Bhaira!

Bhaira! Bhaira!

Hit him! Knock him down!

Bhaira! Bhaira!

Come on!

Kunjara!

Both the contenders from the West side have now lost.

- Bhaira! Bhaira! - Bhaira! Bhaira!

- Devara! Devara! - Devara! Devara!

- Devara! Devara! - Devara! Devara!

- Devara! Devara! - Devara! Devara!

- Devara! Devara! - Devara! Devara!

- Devara! Devara! - Devara! Devara!

Bhaira!

- Devara! Devara! - Devara! Devara!

- Devara! Devara! - Devara! Devara!

- Devara! Devara! - Devara! Devara!

- Devara! Devara! - Devara! Devara!

- Bhaira! Bhaira! - Bhaira! Bhaira!

- Bhaira! Bhaira! - Bhaira! Bhaira!

- Bhaira! Bhaira! - Bhaira! Bhaira!

Along with the four villages, maybe even the sun was curious to see

which of these two warriors would emerge as the winner.

By the time the crimson sun rose, the two had turned red from blood.

- Bhaira! - Devara! Devara!

Devara! Devara!

If Devara requests you, it means he has ordered you.

Rayappa…

I had a nightmare last night, Jogula.

The sea had gone red again turning into an actual Red Sea.

And it was I who made it so.

The days to come are not auspicious, Devara.

Not everybody you think is yours is trustworthy.

You must be all eyes and be very cautious, Devara.

I went home for Ayudha puja.

- I'm returning to college now. - Oh, is it?

How did the ritual go?

It was good.

My Sivudu is no more, Devara.

He was on his way to the town

when they blew up the bus he was on.

I thought he would come back after finishing his studies.

This is how he came back.

Instead of going away to study,

had he followed his heart and took to the sea with you,

he'd still be alive.

I am the reason for my son's death.

We must have some past-life connection.

Because of your association with me, my business is booming.

That's why it's about time you increase the pay.

Two bags for each village.

Have I ever denied your request?

In two days' time,

the ship with our cargo is crossing the Red Sea.

Those goods are highly valuable.

The coast guard has tightened the security on the sea.

We somehow managed to escape the last time.

It's best we take a break for a while.

Is this really Devara talking?

How come you are scared, Devara?

I am not scared.

I am saying we need to be cautious.

The ship has already set sail, Devara.

How can you refuse to go now?

It would be dangerous if all of us got caught with the consignment, Muruga.

We already know it is dangerous but we do it anyway.

What is this strange talk, Devara?

If something happens to one person,

the rest of us will stand by his family.

But if it turns out bad for all of us…

who will stand with our families, Bhaira?

In that case, we will go this time, Devara.

If something happens to us, you will protect this mountain, won't you?

Let's go, guys.

Send us a note with details of the ship and the arrangement of its cargo, Muruga.

Though you have objected, they seem ready to get into the sea.

But if you come along,

we know we all will return safely.

Give it a thought, Devara.

Come on!

Where are you coming from at this hour?

We went hunting, sir.

To hunt fish, sir.

All the heroes went together yet not much of a catch today.

I mean, the fish.

We went in a different direction.

We couldn't catch much.

It's already quite late, sir.

It's the usual time for sharks to come.

We better leave.

You should too.

Sir, there are bigger fish in here.

Illegal weapons, grenades, and material to make bombs.

This is what you are transporting over the Red Sea.

Do you have any idea where it goes and how many lives are lost?

This sea is a border to our country.

Whenever there was danger across this sea, for our land,

your ancestors struck it down making this sea

red and I grew up listening to their stories.

But today the country faces danger

from you, who are their descendants and from this Red Sea.

It's not like I am unaware of your heists.

It's the tale of your forefathers guarding the sea that has inspired me

to take up this job of watching over the sea.

Considering you're their clan resorting to petty thefts for your survival

I remained silent, which was my biggest mistake.

Do you know how many hands your smuggled

goods change, and how many lives they take?

Had I managed to stop you two months ago,

I would've saved hundreds of lives lost because of that consignment.

Even a kid from your own village lost his life there.

This is what I feel when I look at you.

The stories we heard of those great warriors

were either made up

or you are not from their bloodline.

Guard your tongue, sir.

Not tongue.

I am saying our country should be guarded.

Okay, sir. Okay, copy that.

Sir, we've just received a message.

You have been blessed with a daughter.

A fresh life might have arrived in this place full of monsters.

But I am not sure how long it will survive.

Unless these beasts are locked up permanently,

human beings cannot survive.

Devara…

Hey…

Stop it.

Let's go, guys.

Take the cargo along with you.

Keep breathing, sir.

You have to go see your child.

You said your baby will not survive in this land of beasts.

I swear on the weapons that we worship…

I will let no harm from the Red Sea reach any child.

This is Devara's promise. Trust me.

Believe me.

What happened?

It is not my blood.

But someone else's.

Hey, Devara.

Did Devara also go with you guys?

I knew you were all on one team.

Do your counting and pick up your cargo, Muruga.

What's inside, Muruga?

Hand it to me.

What's inside?

That's one question I told you not to ask me, Devara.

Weapons.

Just like the weapons you have.

But the latest ones.

Load the goods.

You will not move the goods.

Hey, what's wrong, Devara?

What is it?

Do you want more money?

I will pay you double if that's what you want.

What do you mean we can't move the goods?

We brought the goods that killed our boy.

How many more kids might we have killed?

You said there are weapons in this like the ones we have.

Our weapons were made to protect good from evil.

These weapons have been made to kill the innocent.

You are talking too much.

Load the goods in the vehicle and go to your wife and kids.

Forget about the goods and you go do the same!

All these years, I gave them whatever they asked for.

Now he is taking me for granted. Yes?

From now on, we are going to get huge shipments, Devara.

Be frank and ask me what you want.

If your men or you approach us for this work again,

even your dead bodies will not leave this mountain.

This is Devara's word.

If it's all about your words,

then what about ours, Devara?

Just because the coast guard blabbered something,

are we going to give up our work?

We must go into the sea.

We must conquer the sea.

I have told you already, Muruga.

Whether anyone likes it or not…

Whether they participate or not… This line of work will not stop.

You said you will bring much bigger consignments.

Even if it means people dying because of them,

or killing a number of people to get them…

This mountain is always ready.

Despite knowing what we do is wrong,

I believed that we did it only to make our ends meet.

But I just realized that these wrongdoings

have strongly seeped into our blood.

We should get rid of this filthy blood!

We must know how dishonorable this work is!

All that a man needs is enough courage to live.

Not the courage to kill.

If you disregard my word and still choose to gather that courage,

I will become a terror that kills that courage.

If Devara requests you, it means he has ordered you.

And if he actually orders you…

All hail!

All hail!

All hail!

From today, we will go into the sea only for fishing.

It's the great ocean The other side…

Burst into flames The expansive sky

Atrocities come To a halt…

Fizzled out, the evil adamance

On the path of war

The chief marches forward

Teaching fear…

He draws a line for his army

O' courage, ready to leap! Careful!

Don't you dare… Don't you dare come face to face

What are you before Devara?

Hide yourself…

Time has faltered

The swelling tides have paused

Lives have run helter-skelter And vanished into burrows

O' courage, ready to leap! Careful!

All hail! All hail the tiger!

What are you before Devara?

Oh, hail him! Devara!

If your son had stayed with Devara,

you said he would still be alive.

You sent him far from here and blamed yourself for his death.

The explosives that killed your son were brought by us from the Red Sea.

You were not responsible for his death.

It was me.

I don't have the courage to look into your eyes and say this.

Hence, I am looking down at your feet.

I cannot fix my mistake and bring your son back to life but…

I will make sure nobody faces such loss again.

All hail!

All hail!

All hail!

Why harm the world?

Why face Devara's wrath?

When he comes down as war It's all destruction

A miracle invisible to the eye

Acts as the guardian of the sea

When you defy destiny, it's a tragedy

Hey, the waters in red wash his feet

His very arrival like a deluge Is a proclamation in itself

Devara's silence is a Warning unamendable

His burning anger Makes even death sweat in fear

O, courage, ready to leap! Careful!

Don't you dare… Don't you dare come face to face

What are you before Devara?

Hide yourself…

Time has faltered

The swelling tides have paused

Lives have run helter-skelter And vanished into burrows

O, courage, ready to leap! Careful!

All hail! All hail the tiger!

What are you before Devara?

All hail the king…

To face Devara, who was preventing wrongful activities on the sea,

Bhaira found a solution in the sea itself.

Why did you do such a thing?

Did I not come across your mind even once?

When I hear about how much you struggle to get this blind sister married,

I am not able to live with it, brother.

If I am dead,

you may grieve me for a few days.

But I won't be a burden to you anymore, brother.

How can you be a burden to me?

I will take care of you all my life…

We will take care of her, Rayappa.

I want to get your sister married to my younger brother.

Bhaira…

Are you serious?

Your family is my family too, Rayappa.

Without further delay, make the arrangements, Rayappa.

What Devara did on the mountain is still driving us mad!

And here you are negotiating a wedding and celebrating it, Bhaira!

We will not be able to stand Devara at the wedding.

We have tolerated him all this while.

Won't you at least have a last look at him?

In fact, true celebrations will begin with his death at this wedding.

You want to confront Devara and kill him?

Even before he could get a proper mustache,

Devara ripped apart a shark in the sea

and dragged it to the shore.

As long as he is conscious, no one would dare

go near and touch him, Bhaira.

Oh! Rayappa!

Come in.

My younger sister's wedding has been fixed, Devara.

You mean Padma's?

Who is the groom?

Bhaira's brother.

He was generous enough to come home with the proposal.

You have come bearing such great news, Rayappa!

When is the wedding?

We are planning it for the day after tomorrow.

She holds you in higher regard than me.

Don't worry about Bhaira. All of you should come.

She is like a sister to me, Rayappa.

Don't be so formal with your invitation.

I will be there to send her off heartily.

Devara?

- They look good as a couple. - Yes.

They complement each other, right?

What's up, Thanga? What are you looking at?

Do you want to get married too?

There are many suitable matches for you around here.

Let us know if you like somebody. I will marry you off on the same stage.

With so many suitors around, why are you eyeing my husband?

What is this? What's with the distance?

Devara came as soon as I invited him.

He came in the end like a distant relative.

Kept himself distant too.

We considered you family and came early.

We have downed three pots already.

Whatever I did is for our own good.

This is not our only way to live.

If we put our heads together, we will find ample other ways.

Please listen to me this one time, Bhaira.

As long as you live,

this mountain shall obey only your orders, Devara.

It's a promise from me.

Devara is dancing at your wedding, Padma.

Devara…

How many outsiders are expected?

Apparently up to fifty. Since it's Devara…

Do you think they can do it?

Hey, Devara is completely drunk.

You don't need to fight him to kill.

Once he gets intoxicated and collapses, just kill him.

Bhaira, what's going on?

I heard them say wicked things.

He is the one with wicked words and wicked actions.

This is not right, Kunjara.

It's our Devara.

As long as I am alive, I won't let this happen.

If this wedding is called off, your sister won't stay alive.

Devara's life…

or your sister's life?

If you remain silent just for tonight,

tomorrow… you can cry over his corpse for a while.

Or your sister will die and you will end up crying every day, Rayappa.

Tell him that a gang at Mandapala shore is secretly setting out to loot.

Make sure he leaves from here.

Hey, Rayappa. Come and join me.

Why the tears, Rayappa?

You must bid goodbye to your sister with happiness.

Isn't this what we have all been waiting for?

With the wedding happening here,

some of our men are ready to venture into the sea without being noticed.

They are setting out from the Mandapala shore.

The sea is full of blood It's his Red Sea

All hail! All hail the tiger!

The sea is full of blood It's his Red Sea

All hail! All hail the tiger!

You never touch the sea

You never play with me

I'll never show you mercy

I'll never…

I had a nightmare last night, Jogula.

The sea had gone red again turning into an actual Red Sea.

And it was I who made it so.

The sea is full of blood It's his Red Sea

All hail! All hail the tiger!

The sea is full of blood It's his Red Sea

All hail! All hail the tiger!

Eyes that knew nothing but courage,

for the first time ever,

were filled with fear.

Were those the dead bodies that I saw in the sea?

Dear…

Get up.

Oh, my…

Dear…

Kora…

Kora…

Has Devara killed them?

Has he killed them all?

I thought I could reform you with my words.

But now I see that you have turned into fearless and uncontrollable beasts.

You won't even fear God or the devil if he's visible every day.

So, just like them, I choose to be an invisible fear from today.

If you forget fear and go into the sea on your crooked jobs again,

I will lay you down on the shore just like this.

It had been two years since Devara set off into the sea.

The stillness and silence had somehow reduced the fear.

They had lived like sharks.

Their pride stood in the way of turning into fishermen.

But on Bhaira's assurance,

a few did venture into the sea again.

Like a tempest born out of the sea, Devara had probably pounced upon them.

Watching the half-dead come afloat to the shores,

the mountain had its heart in its mouth.

They took to the sea again.

However, this time it wasn't for a heist.

It was for sustenance.

Fishing became their livelihood.

Meanwhile, the women in his family kept waiting for Devara, counting minutes.

Adamantly trying to make Devara appear,

in the Ayudha puja conducted every year,

Bhaira killed two people from Devara's village…

- Bhaira… Bhaira… - Bhaira… Bhaira…

and made a couple more bedridden.

Since that year, the celebrated fight at the Ayudha puja has also been stopped.

But Devara didn't return to the mountain.

To put an end to Devara and the fear he infused,

taking a few kids of the mountain under his wing,

Bhaira wanted to mold a generation into a fearless army.

Twelve long years had passed.

Bhaira ingrained the minds

of his young army with the belief that Devara was their only target.

As per your instructions,

I saw Devara in him every minute and spilled his blood, Bhaira.

When you are in the arena,

you must see Devara in your opponent

and make him shed blood.

How many times have I told you that?

He dropped to the ground so…

Also he grew up with me, Bhaira.

He only grew up with you.

But he was raised by me.

Samara born to Kunjara, the dead leader of the West,

grew up only waiting for Devara, who caused his father's death.

Every day he would go to Devara's home to check on his old mother

because some day the lady would die of old age and

Devara would come to see her one last time.

And finally, Devara would come under his knife.

Why didn't you come to collect the money this month?

When will you stop going to Devara's house?

When you send us to the sea to kill Devara.

In order to kill Devara,

not only do we need perfect timing,

but also a perfect weapon.

While coming from Hawk Mountain, we had this shark attacking our boat.

No matter how much we tried we couldn't subdue it.

Vara jumped into the sea, held it down,

and fought it till it died.

Just like Devara, Vara killed that shark and pulled it ashore.

What are you all looking at?

Are you in shock at how Vara killed the shark?

Once I jumped into the sea,

I could see nothing except this aggressive shark.

I tore apart its fins,

punched through its ribs,

and pulled away its jaws.

Slowly it breathed its last in my hands.

What are you staring at?

You think I found a dead shark on some shore

tied it to my boat and brought it here?

Believe it or not. I don't care.

What a guy!

He couldn't hold up and blurted out the truth.

Devara's son should be a warrior.

How can Vara be so useless?

Did they ask you about it?

Why were they staring at me as if I was incapable of killing a shark?

Of course. Knowing you too well, they would.

You were so eager to tell them you brought a dead shark from another shore

even before they asked you.

- Move it now. - Hey, Vara!

I saw the ladies of your house on the Pearl shore.

They were talking to someone who claimed he saw Devara's belongings.

Hey, we heard you say that you saw Devara in the Shell Mountain last night.

Did you see him for sure?

I went to that mountain this morning to collect wood.

There were traces of cooking in one spot.

Devara was probably there in the night…

What else did you see?

Tell us the truth.

Did you see Devara?

No, my lady. There were human footprints though.

No one would dare to go there at that hour.

- I am quite certain it was Devara - You mean…

- who spent the night there. - Yesterday night…

Let's go home.

- Last night… - Let's just go home.

Come in.

Everybody in the village thinks you guys are mad.

Do you think your son has gone missing?

You are searching for him as if you lost him in a fair!

If he had left for a job, he would have returned once it was done.

Your son left because he was hell-bent upon his vow.

He will not…

Don't say that he will not return.

This body will drop dead right now.

Every single day,

I survive in the hope that he would return.

Even the sea that your son ventured into hits the shore every day.

Years have passed.

Has he come even once to visit?

He visits me in my dreams every night.

Crossing over them someday,

won't he stand right before my eyes?

He will return.

He will return for sure.

I can understand where Grandma's coming from. What's wrong with you?

Are you not yet done with somebody who has abandoned his family?

Devara didn't abandon his family when he left.

He left because he felt that these four villages were his family.

Just like the sons of Kunjara and Devara,

even Bhaira's son, Pasura, grew up to be a man.

I will come back next month.

You are not letting go of Chandrakala.

Are you going to be with her forever, Pasura?

No way!

This is only until I get Rayappa's daughter, Thangam.

I can't wait till she is mine.

Hey, Seenappa. Heard your girl got a marriage alliance?

I wanted to talk to Thanga regarding this matter.

Why should you talk to Thanga about it?

Did she find you the match?

Find the match? Well, she ruined it.

My would-be son-in-law was at the tailor's yesterday and saw your daughter, Thanga.

She looked at him coyly, blushed, and smiled.

Assuming Thanga likes him,

he wants us to postpone tomorrow's event of fixing the wedding day.

I need to find out what all this is about. Call her out.

This is something the ladies should discuss and resolve.

Let's get out of here.

I can sort this out myself. Thanga… Thanga!

You have wrecked my daughter's life, and you are happily washing your hair?

I didn't wreck her life. In fact, I saved her from misery.

My smile made him drool and he asked you to stop the wedding with your daughter.

Just imagine…

Had he seen me like this,

he would have left her even after marriage.

How is he a good match?

Please go and explain this to your daughter clearly.

I don't think she will let any girl of her age get married.

Keep her under control or this will cause a lot of problems.

Thanga, how many will you try this on?

What will you get out of ruining everybody's alliance?

Mom! What do our girls from the village actually want?

Everybody wants a simple and uncomplicated husband.

But I want a macho man for myself.

Thanga wants a warrior who will make her erupt.

If I miss someone like that and he becomes someone else's

what would happen to me?

If the other girls wait till I find my man,

what do they have to lose?

Why are the fruits so spoilt?

You hit me because my hand touched you?

It's because you laid your hand on me.

It will be my hands on you someday anyway.

How many times do I tell you, Seenu?

I will consider you only if I don't get Vara.

Can you not wait a bit for me?

His family is pressuring him to marry his cousin.

Once he is clear about you, he can give her some clarity too.

Yes!

Hey, Metta!

With the sun kissing my hair every day on the sea, my hair has turned red.

Does it look fine?

You should be turning red with smooches from girls,

but here you are talking about the sun or the moon kissing!

What nonsense is this?

What are you mad about?

What happened? Why are you angry?

- Nothing new. - Uncle, one tea.

He saw Valli and went to fool around with her.

She said she won't decide until things get clear from your end.

Come to a conclusion about that girl, Thanga

so that our lives will get some clarity.

Till then Valli will have her eyes on you.

Knowing she likes me, how can you marry her, man?

She only has her eyes on you. She is not on you, right?

Yuck! Disgusting fellow!

What is disgusting about being romantic?

Hey, Chennamma! Hasn't your grandson recovered yet?

Are you still using medication?

If the bad omen on this village is lifted, there will be no more illness.

Medicine is not going to help.

Without using medicines, why carry such stupid superstitions?

What did I say? Why did the old lady glare at me?

If Devara were here, he would win the Ayudha puja fight,

carry the weapons on his head,

and cleanse the hamlet of its bad omen and bewitchment.

That's her belief.

Someone born of such noble blood is ignorant of the value of our weapons.

It's our misfortune… That's what her look says.

If the West side dwellers come, give them the boat and collect the money.

I heard Chitranga made a big ruckus.

Strangely, instead of marrying Vara, you are looking everywhere else.

He only got his dad's looks. Not his courage.

Oh, really?

He is always so naive and timid.

How can I get along with him?

When I see my man even from a distance,

- Thanga's heart, from deep inside, must… - Erupt and overflow.

Thanga, if you don't decide about Vara, things will get complicated.

That guy Metta Seenu is fiddling with me wherever he finds me.

Why didn't you slap him?

How could I slap him?

If she suddenly takes a fancy to Vara and takes off with him,

Seenu will be my only option.

Then you should give him your consent.

How could I?

If she ends up disliking Vara, won't he fall between the cracks?

Damn! How disgusting! If she turns down Vara,

you want to go ahead with him.

If she accepts Vara,

Seenu is waiting to warm up to you.

- Oh, God! - How would you understand this, sister?

Just a year after you came of age, you were married off.

You can afford to say anything.

We are in our youth but sadly with no companion.

Two days ago, when they were returning from fishing on the sea,

a shark had leaped onto their boat,

and Vara apparently jumped into the sea and killed it with his bare hands.

Who? Was it our Vara?

Yes! Seemingly, he also dragged the dead shark to the shore himself.

He has it in him.

He definitely has it in him. I know!

He does have something. I have known him since we were kids.

He has it in him.

Oh, my goodness!

Watch him walk like a champion.

I am thrilled and enthralled from within.

Hi, Thanga, how are you?

I heard you jumped into the sea,

killed a shark with your bare hands, and dragged it to the shore.

Your vigor, your valor… I know about it.

What you saw is nothing.

There is a lot more to see.

Looks like they both are a thing.

It's just the two of us now.

I wanted to gift that boat to my future husband.

I finished building it today.

Do you like it?

Sure, it looks nice.

How come… you've shown up here?

I could have come, had you called me.

I have come for Rayappa.

My goodness!

Have you gone to the extent of talking to my father about us?

- Take this. - Okay, Rayappa.

What brings you here, Vara?

Ayudha puja is upon us.

I wanted to speak to you about it.

What are you implying by that?

Oh, my goodness!

I might run out of breath today.

My knight is getting ready for Ayudha puja.

- Are you planning to fight in the arena? - What are you saying?

Have you got drunk in the morning?

Why will I get into the arena?

They will kill me.

That's what I thought.

Hey, Thangam…

Oh, no! What happened, Thanga?

Remove your hand.

Go away.

Damn, you!

Everybody is sad that our village hasn't received the weapons for a long time.

Maybe we should go to Bhaira and plead with him…

to give us the weapons without a contest this time.

I am too scared to go to him alone.

I was hoping you would accompany me.

We can go.

- Remove your hand. - Why is that?

The link is broken there.

Let me not break my slipper.

I knew it.

I knew he didn't have it in him.

I knew he wasn't right for me ever since we were kids.

I knew there was nothing in him.

What is he staring at, Rayappa?

Is he thinking about how these trees grew from the water?

What made you come here, Rayappa?

That too with a cub for company.

It's been years since the weapons have reached their village.

They are sad that nothing good is happening there.

You know that Ayudha puja is upon us.

If you can hand us the weapons this year,

we will keep them in our village, and give them back.

Whichever village wanted the weapons, Devara would represent that village,

fight, and win the weapons for them.

You are his son and you are begging for the weapons?

How many times have I told you?

I am not like him.

Please accept me as I am.

Am I not one of you?

I request you to give us the weapons just this one time.

We were inside for nine minutes.

Instead of coming to me, go to the sea…

and say, "Our village has no hero or a valiant man. So, please, come."

Bellow and call him.

Maybe that will make your father enter the arena for your sake.

Are we ending this with a celebration like every year…

or is there going to be a fight?

If the ladies and children leave,

we are ready to fight.

Get the arena ready, guys.

Hey, wait up.

Ranga! Ranga!

Ranga! Ranga!

Ranga! Ranga!

Ranga! Ranga!

Vara! Vara!

Ranga! Ranga!

Vara! Vara!

- Vara! Vara! - Vara! Vara!

Vara! Vara!

- Vara! - Garuda!

Vara! Vara!

Hit him hard. Come on.

- We are done with both the contenders - Hit him!

from the West side.

Hey…

I will see to it that he is no more.

Is it enough to knock him down…

or should I bury him?

Defeat is worse than death.

His cry of pain due to defeat

should reach Devara all the way.

- Sena! Sena! - Sena! Sena!

- Sena! Sena! - Sena! Sena!

- Sena! Sena! - Sena! Sena!

- Sena! Sena! - Sena! Sena!

Strike him down!

Come!

Sena! Sena!

Sena! Sena!

Sena! Sena!

Sena! Sena!

Sena! Sena!

Vara!

We have finished two per village, Bhaira.

We are done with the fight.

The weapons will remain in front of your house.

Watching them might help you to get up and walk soon, Varada.

Have you heard what happened, Rayappa?

Vara drugged everyone at the Ayudha puja

and won the competition.

When we know it all, why are we still having this discussion?

Permit me.

I will go to his village, knock him down, and bring back the weapons.

Tell me what we should do to him, Rayappa.

It's better to forget it as if nothing happened, Bhaira.

If they fell because they were drugged,

they should have been sober by morning.

But they aren't able to get up from their beds.

During the Ayudha puja, you only saw timidness in his eyes.

But I saw the technique in his fists.

I saw Devara-like strength in him.

Unaware of his own strength,

he tried to win by drugging everyone because of his innocence.

In a way, that's the best-case scenario for all of you.

There is already one Devara in the sea.

Creating another Devara on the mountain…

will not be good for you, Bhaira.

Husband and liquor have a special connection.

I just don't understand.

How can he win by sedating everyone?

Sister, I imagined my husband to be as mighty as the sea.

This guy…

seems like a small wave that touches the shore.

I am your senior with a lot of experience. Take my advice.

Every woman has a heartthrob,

different from the one she marries.

If you can see your heartthrob in the man you marry

and save your marriage, life can get surprisingly pleasant.

How is that possible?

When Thanga looks at her man, she should erupt

- and overflow from inside. - What nonsense!

Stop it right there.

Leave him alone, if you don't like him.

- I will take care of him. - Hey!

Somehow, I still feel hopeful about him.

What are you hoping for?

You want someone like Devara and he doesn't exist on this mountain.

Should I just wait till Devara returns and marry him?

Hey, have you lost your mind?

What do I do then?

My dear Thanga,

we don't get whatever we want.

We must mold whatever we get and hone it to perfection.

Unless you ignite a desire in him to marry you,

why would he try to be your knight or warrior?

What is Thangam?

How great is her beauty?

He should see it…

and get tantalized.

Look at her yap!

Encompasses me like a fond guest Your mischievous gaze

It doesn't stay still even for a moment

All the time, I am lost in your world

If you can, please, do stop me

Come, the comfort of my sleep I have given it away to your dreams

I wait for you on the threshold Of my youth

Come! I have gathered all my hopes And stamped them on your heart

I have set the stage for your arrival

For some reason it is born This fascination for you is born

And with it is born my madness for you Naming itself after you

Allure has dressed itself in a half-sari With hands colored in henna

Making vows to my lord Encompasses me like a fond guest

It does encompass me

Encompasses me like a fond guest

Encompasses me like a fond guest This mischievous gaze

It doesn't stay still even for a moment

Casts me a net of intoxication Your chivalrous charisma

Why don't you come closer And cuddle me?

I have nurtured this priceless charm In all symmetry

Take possession of it little by little

Invade me with your kisses For your mischief is most welcome

Why don't you touch me at least once Even if by mistake?

Hey, come!

This necklace of gold Doesn't please me at all

Deck me up with your hugs

Oh, come!

No lullaby by the full moon Is able to put me to sleep

Consider my pain a little

For some reason it is born This fascination for you is born

And with it is born my madness for you Naming itself after you

Allure has dressed itself in a half-sari With hands colored in henna

Making vows to my lord

Encompasses me like a fond guest It does encompass me

Encompasses me like a fond guest

Encompasses me like a fond guest This mischievous gaze

It doesn't stay still even for a moment

If everyone is sharpening their weapons,

I guess it's time to put them to use.

We've been anxiously waiting for your approval, Bhaira.

Are we going to the sea to fight him anytime soon?

Bhaira…

The coast guard authorities have opened up jobs

for expert swimmers to help them in the sea.

I heard the pay is excellent too.

We could make good use of the training you gave us all these years.

If you say yes, all of us will find jobs on the sea, Bhaira.

Were all these years of my teaching and practice meant for this…

or for Devara?

When we get busy with our jobs, Devara will have no job to do, Bhaira.

Think it over until tomorrow.

How can you give in to his words, Bhaira?

I have kept him with me since he was a kid.

I wanted him to reach my level,

but time and again,

I see more and more traits of Devara in him.

Where did I fall short?

You gave us everything.

You are everything to us.

We are just like you, Bhaira.

He did grow up with us,

but for a while, we could only see Devara in him, Bhaira.

How are you, Bhaira?

How come you called for me after a long time?

It's time to get into the sea again.

The army I have raised over the years is ready to enter the sea,

quell any level of danger, and carry the cargo to the shore.

- What about Devara? - Along with your consignment,

his head will be brought too.

Bhaira, Bhaira…

I cannot dare to do that as long as Devara is alive.

If something goes wrong, I will lose my consignment.

There is a good chance he will end my life too.

Unless we get into the sea for the cargo, why would Devara show up?

How will they kill him?

Could be true…

But I am not taking that chance.

Draw Devara out somehow

and send me word that you got rid of him, Bhaira.

I will get a new consignment every week and bring glory back to this mountain.

But only if you kill Devara.

Muruga said he will not procure shipments unless Devara is dead.

For that to happen,

Devara must be brought out.

Hence Bhaira spread a rumor about it.

Everybody in our village thinks Devara is not alive anymore.

I heard about it too. Nobody has seen him till now.

Even his family hasn't seen his face.

It seems quite true.

The West and the East dwellers say Devara is no more.

Is that true?

The North side and some of our own are saying the same.

Even I doubt if Devara is alive.

Having heard what she feared most all her life,

his mother's health deteriorated

and they took her to Jogulamma's for treatment.

It is not medicine that will cure her, Vara.

This is the angst of a mother.

She cannot fully recover unless she sees her son Devara.

Knowing too well that Devara would turn up

before his sick mom's health got worse,

Bhaira surrounded Jogulamma's house day and night along with his men.

We have been waiting for him for the past three nights.

Do you think he will show up, Bhaira?

He has to come at least for his mother.

Devara…

Did you have food?

- Hey! - Bhaira!

Devara was here.

We must finish him before he leaves the mountain.

There he is!

Hey!

Hey!

Everybody on the mountain got to know that Devara had paid a visit.

How is he doing?

Good as always.

His hair has slightly gone gray. That's all.

Why do we care?

Why should we care how he is?

Are you still not through with him after all these years?

He came to see the old lady as a formality not out of his love for us.

When will you understand that he will not return for you and me?

Damn it!

Bhaira, who was fuming because Devara was almost under his sword

but got away again,

had another opportunity knocking at his door.

When Devara, who should have charged at you the moment he saw you, instead

sneaked away from you, it became obvious that he had lost his vigor.

A ship containing our consignment will pass by the Red Sea this coming week.

Are you and your troops ready for this, Bhaira?

As you promised,

along with the shipment, make sure you bring Devara's head too, Bhaira.

Coming Saturday, Bhaira.

Bhaira was elated to enter the sea after many years…

but no one could have imagined the event that followed.

What happened?

What's wrong, Bhaira?

What happened to your hand?

Out of fear of fighting with Bhaira in the sea,

Devara must have done this.

His plan better not work, Bhaira.

Last night,

I know it was you who did this.

Bhaira…

Though you lost your father,

I treated you like my own son.

How dare you!

As a kid, since the moment I saw my dad's body lying on the shore,

I haven't had a good sleep.

I have been hankering to kill him, wash my hair with his blood,

and get my revenge!

But if you get into the sea and face Devara,

his death will be on your plate.

The one who killed Kunjara should be killed by this son of Kunjara's.

If that should happen, you must refrain from coming.

In order to kill Devara, it is not strength that you need Bhaira.

This is good enough.

Every one of us going there has more than we need.

The coming week, when we venture into the sea,

even if we see Devara from a mile away, we shall kill him and return.

What happened, Uma?

I am scared, Mom.

Uma?

I went into the forest for henna,

and Bhaira's men stopped me on my way back.

Hey!

Move aside.

How brave! Not a trace of fear in your voice.

Is it because you are Devara's daughter?

They said, "Your dad, Devara, will be dead soon.

Once he is dead, one of us will take you each day."

We shall take out all our pent-up anger on your mother and you each night.

There is surely a man in your house.

But no way he can save you.

"It is beyond your brother's ability to protect you.

Neither can the locals do anything."

They were talking all this rubbish.

I feel like dying, Mom.

Nobody from this mountain will ever dare touch Devara's daughter.

But if it does happen,

like you suggested, we will all drink poison and die.

What's up, Vara? Why are you here?

Did your sister come and complain to you?

I wish she told me.

But she went crying to my mother and told her.

She didn't consider me man enough to tell her problems to.

You are a coward who can't win a contest without sedating others!

Why will they consider you a man or a hero?

Even I am drunk right now.

For the spite in me to thrash you,

why don't you see whether my intoxication helps it or hinders it?

Rayappa…

Rayappa…

Vara knocked up Bhaira's men at the toddy shop.

What happened?

Bhaira's men troubled Vara's sister when she was returning from the forest.

Vara smacked them down when he got to know about this.

- Vara? Really? - Yes.

How did he do it?

Has anybody seen him do it?

People at the toddy shop said he beat them till they bled.

Oh, my goodness!

I knew it.

I knew that he had it in him since we were kids.

He will not tolerate any advances made towards me or his sister.

I knew it, Dad! I knew it!

I knew it. I did!

O' luscious murrel I shall make a curry of you

The spices on the stove Are boiling to stew

Your cute crony Shall offer you her youth

And give you a passionate maiden feast

Your sidelong glances act Like incense of moonlight

Girl, you have put me On a winged horse

The prime of youth lures the hungry lion

Let me put the dark night to sleep

Look at your waist Thin as a wasp's

How you chiseled it to a smooth finish

Cut the distance With spirits soaring high

Surrender to the cupid for you Are caught for good

Vara is here, Singappa!

What were you up to last night?

Bhaira's men were troubling my sister.

I drank some to build courage and bashed them up.

Hey!

Yes, I got drunk and beat them. What about it?

They are dead from your beating.

How can they be dead?

It wasn't me, Singappa.

We have been oblivious to your strength just like you.

You lived as a coward around us.

But we should have known that you are Devara's blood.

Since you thrashed the people from that village,

Bhaira's men are about to charge on us!

If you take the lead we are ready to kill them all, Vara.

Have you gone mad?

Keep calm and get to work.

I will go and explain myself to Bhaira.

Go!

I really don't know how they died, Bhaira.

If I said that I am capable of killing, would you believe it?

I dragged a dead shark to the shore…

Such is my courage.

I spiked everybody's drink and won the weapons.

Such is my strength.

At least you should wonder how I could do this, Bhaira.

He misbehaved with my sister so I got angry and slapped him.

But how can you hold me responsible for his death?

You must convince everyone that I am one of you, Bhaira.

Though you are Devara's son, you are not his man.

For everyone to believe that you are one of us,

you must join hands with our people and do what they do.

After many years,

your peers are venturing into the sea tonight.

They are going to fight your dad and bring the consignment.

Vara…

If you join them, then from tomorrow you will become one of us and stay safe.

You want to go to the waters guarded by Devara.

If something goes wrong, I will not be able to handle it, son.

I thought you were feeding me out of love.

Is it out of fear of my death that you are overfilling my plate?

You are all praise about the man who killed your husband!

Was I born to Kunjara or Devara?

You seem to be in quite a good mood today.

Oh, I heard you are setting out to the sea tomorrow.

If Devara does something to you, we cannot meet again. Is that the reason?

Nobody's happy that Vara, who killed our men, is accompanying us, Bhaira.

It wasn't Vara who killed him.

It was me.

Without me,

it is not as easy as Kunjara's son thinks it is to kill Devara.

With Vara being a part of this team,

Devara will be caught in a moment of doubt and confusion.

It is for this reason that I killed our guy last night

and brought Vara to his knees before me.

What are you worried about?

Are you stressed about what to do if your dad shows up?

Hold this.

In case you happen to face Devara, this will come in handy.

Why would I need this? I don't want it.

Are you confident that you will kill him without using this?

Come on, Devara.

Hey!

Hang on, guys.

It's not Devara,

it's a shark.

Devara is here.

Tonight, we will head back only with Devara's head in our hands.

Come on!

Singappa!

Singappa!

Along with the sons of Kunjara and Bhaira,

Vara has secretly gone to the sea on a heist.

They are defying Devara, Singappa.

They must have influenced my son.

And believing them like a lamb, he must have joined their herd.

Please do something and stop him, Singappa.

You know my husband, Devara, better than I do.

Will he spare a wrongdoer even if it is his own son?

In spite of my incessant pleading, why doesn't anyone say a word?

Have you also joined hands with them?

While acting like our own,

are you also trying to kill Devara?

All of you who are resorting to forbidden activities,

including Vara, his own son,

will not be spared by my husband, Devara.

Your husband left all of us a long time ago, dear.

Our Devara left us and went to God long ago.

Guarding the sea all these years

and forbidding everyone from committing a crime…

isn't your husband, Devara.

It is your son, Vara.

The sea is blue But it's his Red Sea

All hail!

He grew up listening to the stories from Devara.

To uphold fear in this mountain,

he scripted a very big story that Devara is alive.

All hail!

All hail!

Did you think that under the influence of those beasts,

he followed them like a lamb?

That's not true.

Those who took him as their pawn are the lambs.

By now, your son must be

hunting them down like a monster in the sea!

Since you don't know him,

it might seem like he has gone into the sea.

But to us who have been watching him for years,

he himself appears to be a mighty sea.

Not them.

Go kill your dad, Devara, and bring him here!

Who? Me?

Yes!

Now that you have heard of Devara's death, I can imagine your anguish tonight.

But your son's dance of fury on the Red Sea

to keep Devara's promise…

will make you forget your pain.

All hail!

All hail!

All hail!

All hail!

O' courage, ready to leap! Careful!

Don't you dare… Don't you dare come face to face

What are you before Devara?

Hide yourself…

All hail!

All hail! All hail the tiger!

All hail!

All hail…

O' courage, ready to leap! Careful!

Don't you dare… Don't you dare come face to face

What are you before Devara?

Hide yourself…

Twelve long years ago,

on the same shore,

watching people hanging from a boat,

a generation had discovered fear and stopped their activities.

Now finding these men on this boat,

another generation will come to a standstill.

Do you think the next generation will grow up without fear, Singappa?

Even if somebody thinks of entering the sea again,

it would remain a dream.

The waves that saw your play, will testify to it, Vara.

I went with them to confront Devara.

To keep the story I wrote "alive."

What are you saying, Vara?

You want me to drive this weapon into you and watch your blood flow?

To do that and to watch it…

This old heart is too weak to bear the pain.

This weapon is the God we worship, Singappa.

Do it for the sake of the mountain.

Do it.

I cannot do this, Vara.

Singappa…

Singappa!

Don't worry about the pain in my eyes, Singappa.

Just focus on the fear in everyone else’s eyes tomorrow.

The sea, which had only witnessed weapons and blood,

probably broke into tears over what Vara did.

It reached out to touch his feet that day.

Who was capable of killing Devara?

Who could have driven a knife through Devara?