Bharaate

<p>Jagan is a tourist guide and an practitioner in . Radha, a tourist, visits Jodhpur with her friends and subsequently tries to commit suicide at , but she is stopped by Jagan, who convinces her to enjoy her trip instead. Radha eventually leaves the city without saying goodbye to Jagan. Later, Jagan’s mother takes him to to perform a , where he meets Radha again. Jagan attempts to propose to Radha at the bus station, but she is attacked by Veerappa’s henchmen. Jagan rescues Radha, who reveals that she is from the royal Ballala family and that her father will not accept the marriage proposal. Jagan consoles her and promises to convince her family. He arrives at their village just in time to thwart attackers sent by Pallava, a rival of Ballala’s. During the festival of , the Ballala family is engaged in a conflict with a rival group and Jagan intervenes again. He confesses that his grandfather is Jayarathnakara and that he comes from the Rathnakara family. The Ballala family then offers an alliance with the Rathnakaras by proposing the marriage of Ballala’s brother to Rathnakara’s daughter, who rejects the proposal. Dejected and angry, Ballala’s brother attacks everyone at the Ratnakara residence in an attempt to kill Rathnakara’s daughter, but he is accidentally slain by Jagan’s father. In retaliation, Ballala slaughters the Rathnakaras but spares Jagan and his parents and instructs them to leave the city forever. The feuds between the four families continue, leading first to Radha’s captivity, an ensuing gang battle, and ultimately, a truce. Jagan and Radha are finally reunited after many travails, and they receive everyone’s approval to marry. The music was composed by and released on . All lyrics are written by . was released on 18 October 2019. Vinay Lokesh of gave the film 3.5/5 stars and wrote, ” is tailor made for those who have a penchant for commercial films.” A. Sharadhaa of gave it 3/5 stars, stating, “Catering to popular tastes, Bharaate brings across Chethan’s brand of cinema and sees Sriimurali subliminally pushing forward his image.” S. Shyam Prasad of rated the film 2/5 stars and wrote, “The problem with this film is too much of everything.” Aravind Shwetha of stated that the “storyline is a hotchpotch of situations from standard commercial films.” earned 83.6 million on its first day. By the end of its theatrical run, it grossed 120 million and completed 100 days at the box office.</p>