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Mufti is a 2017 Indian Kannada-language neo-noir action crime thriller film.
The film tells the story of a police officer, played by Sriimurali, who tracks down and confronts an underworld boss, played by Shiva Rajkumar.
At the cost of risking his life, an undercover cop Gana ventures into the big bad world of crime - a place called Ronapura, in search of a ruthless don Bhairati Ranagallu, actually peoples man taken over the place of don for justice.
Let's just serve you the simple premise of the film on the platter. Mufti is a compelling story of a man Gana (Srimurli) who is an undercover policeman. The one man army or the lonely warrior Gana puts all his efforts, strenghts and power to achieve his objective. The crux of the previous line i.e. the objective of the character Gana is to capture the ruthless and fiery underworld mafia Bhairathi Ranagal. His mission is to collect evidence and arrest the underworld don Bhairathi Ranagal (Shiva Rajkumar) at the cost of risking his life. The noteworthy and idiosyncratic don Bhairathi Ranagal is the king of evil deeds. Now if we put the the character defenition of Bhairathi in simple words then he is the modern Robin Hood of the visual art with an healthy conjecture of various shades. The epic saga starts with the cinematic explanation of the villace Ranapura where the fiery don resides and rule.
The simple reason behind the label of modern Robin Hood of visual art to the ruthless don Bhairathi ranagal is the projection of his professional and personal life. Bhairathi Ranagal runs many illegal buissiness majorly in mining and all the money collected from it is being used for the welfare of the poor villagers of Ronapura. As soon a s the story takes a lead, the character of this ruthless don Bhairathi Ranagal takes a wide shift from bieng a criminal to the Robin Hood of the village Ronapura. This is where our dynamic positive character of an undercover policeman Gana is influenced by the unexpected Grey shade character of the Bhairathi Ranagal. Bhairathi is the messiah of Ronapura which the major conflict plot point of this mainstream formula based experimental film. The plot point is dilemma, wiggling of thoughts, constant yet painful judgements leading to stressful decisions and the conclusion of these thoughts. Bhairathi Ranagal is a Mufti who choose his own way to provide happiness in the miserable lives of poor residents of Ronapura.
The major shift in the life of Gana happens when he wish to see Bhairathi Ranagal once and actually this happen the day when Bhairathi have to visit the temple in the Ronapura village. But soon Gana realize that his master's life is in danger and the one man army Gana comes to rescue the dangerous situation. Because of this risk taking capability and unbeatable strength, Gana now becomes the right hand of the messiah of Ronapura Bhairathi Ranagal.
Later, Gana learns that the local politician Raghuveer Bhandri (Devaraj) wants to kill Bhairathi because he wants to run Ronapura with brutal and corrupt bureaucracy. The story ends when Raghuveer comes to kill Bhairathi while Bhairathi was at the grave of his father. However, the one man army and alone fighter Gana comes to rescue Bhairathi again and kills all of them. Bhairathi was deeply influenced by Gana's work and dedication and hence he decides to surrender himself and accept all those charges on him.
Shiva Rajkumar as gang boss Bhairathi Ranagal
Sriimurali as undercover policeman Gana
Shanvi Srivastava
Chaya Singh as Vedhavathi, sister of Bhairathi Ranagal)
Madhu Guruswamy as Singa, a member of Bhairathi Ranagal's gang
Vasishta N. Simha as Kashi, a member of Bhairathi Ranagal's gang
Babu Hirannaiah as Shabari, Bhairathi Ranagal's right-hand man
Devaraj as Raghuveer Bhandri, a corrupt politician
Sadhu Kokila
Prakash Belawadi
Chikkanna
