Dhanveerrah embraces mass heroism in an actioner without commercial trappings

VERY bloodstain has its reason, every fight its purpose—and in Vamana, chaos is both personal and raw.

- A SHARADHAA

Inspired by mass films that open with explosive action, Vamana channels that energy into deeper struggles: identity, revenge, and survival. It blends high-octane spectacle with emotional weight, rooted in themes of morality, mother-son bonds, and internal conflict.

At its centre is Dhanveerrah's Guna, a character who balances mass appeal with layered complexity. The title Vamana is a nod to the Vishnu avatar who concealed divine power behind humility. Likewise, Guna—Vishwa to his mother (Tara)—masks strength beneath silence. But unlike the God's clear purpose, Guna walks a morally grey path where power is tested and disguised.