The Devil (2025)
The Hero vs The Devil
Synopsis
Rajashekar (Chief Minister of Karnataka) is framed, so his secretary recruits Krishna, a kindhearted lookalike, to impersonate the violent heir Dhanush. When the real Dhanush returns, both men clash for political power and Rukmini’s love. Krishna must protect Rukmini from Dhanush while also rising as a leader the people trust.
Cast
Crew
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Prakash Veer
Director
- Sudhakar S Raj Director of Photography
- Harish Komme Editor
- J Jayamma Producer
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Prakash Veer
Writer
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