Sooperhero

Synopsis

When his younger brother Madhava disappears, the mischievous but fiercely loyal Keshava (Kechu) will stop at nothing to find him. This spirited twelve-year-old, known in his village for his quick wit and entrepreneurial spirit, embarks on a perilous search that leads him to a seemingly ordinary place with a dark secret. He soon uncovers the sinister reality of Bangaragwamy Farms, a place where children are forced into labour. What happens when a boy's unwavering love for his brother clashes with ruthless exploitation?

Prepare for a compelling story of courage, resilience, and unexpected heroism as Keshava infiltrates this oppressive world ruled by cruelty. Witness his street smarts and determination as he navigates dangerous situations and confronts the formidable forces exploiting vulnerable children. In a world where innocence is stolen, one boy dares to fight back against injustice, risking everything to rescue his brother and expose the truth. Can Keshava, this seemingly ordinary young boy, dismantle a powerful and cruel enterprise built on the backs of child labour?

Characters

Keshav

Aishwarya Bangaraswamy is the ruthless antagonist of "Sooperhero", operating a child labour camp under the guise of a silk farm. She is chillingly cruel and manipulative, with a beautiful exterior masking malice in her eyes. Driven by profit, she exploits vulnerable children, ruling with fear and violence, as demonstrated by her harsh punishments and manic outbursts. Her character embodies pure evil, showing no empathy for the suffering she inflicts.

Aishwarya

Narayan

Narayan is the backbone of Bangaraswamy Farms, its most senior and trusted employee. Tall, strong, and tough, he commands respect with his unwavering loyalty and dedication. Despite his imposing presence, Narayan harbors a deep compassion, especially for the exploited children laboring in the farm. His gentle heart and quiet strength make him a pillar of support, balancing the cruelty around him with acts of kindness and a quiet resolve to protect the vulnerable.

Keshav is a spirited and imaginative boy, the heart of the story. Obsessed with film heroes, he sees himself as one, believing it’s his duty to uphold justice and protect the weak. Confident and innovative, he devises clever solutions to challenges, often with a touch of mischief. Deeply caring, Keshav looks out for his younger brother and friends, blending his playful hero fantasies with genuine courage and a strong moral compass, making him an unforgettable protagonist.

Themes

Child labour and exploitation

Strength of familial love and loyalty

Traditions and culture

Conscience and redemption