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N. T. Rama Rao Jr. (Jr NTR), Saif Ali Khan, and Janhvi Kapoor. Director: Koratala Siva
Devara vows to stop the smuggling, turning against his former ally Bhaira ( Saif Ali Khan ), who is fueled by greed and ruthlessness.
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After a massive bloody showdown at sea, Devara leaves the villages, leaving behind a warning: anyone who dares to smuggle again will face his blade. He becomes a "phantom" protector, feared by all. The Path of Vara
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Bhaira attempts to manipulate Vara into joining new smuggling operations to draw out Devara.
The film is notable for its underwater action sequences and the "Aayudha Pooja" (Weapon Worship) song, which grounds the violence in cultural ritualism. Music by Anirudh Ravichander:
The movie is set against a forgotten, rugged coastal landscape where a fierce sea warrior takes up arms to protect his community from brutal smuggling rings.
The film boasts a stellar pan-Indian cast that brings this intense world to life:
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