The Fire of Caste

In the vast wheat fields of northern India, the caste system acts like an invisible shackle, firmly binding the fate of the lower classes. Young village teacher Rajan falls in love with the daughter of a high-caste landlord, Amita, and is cruelly bound and burned alive in the fields by landlord Ram Singh's makeshift court. The law is rendered completely ineffective in the face of caste, and no one dares to speak out for the deceased. Far away, veteran special forces soldier Vijay returns home to find the charred body of his brother, shattering the military morals he once upheld. Fueled by cold fury and strategic precision, he transforms into a ghost of vengeance, laying death traps in the golden wheat fields and dense jungles to hunt down the perpetrators of the lynching, one by one. When the landlord hires former military mercenaries to turn the estate into an iron fortress, an asymmetric bloody war quietly ignites across the vast countryside. Vijay will single-handedly breach this fortress that symbolizes caste oppression, unearthing decades of blood-stained evidence of slavery, murder, and land theft by the landlord family. Ultimately, on the same stake, the fire of revenge blazes forth — it will burn not only the evil estate but also the deeply rooted caste arrogance. When the system fails to deliver justice, revenge is the only flame.