In rural Tamil Nadu during the 1990s, Kittan Velusamy hails from a socially marginalised community yet harbours an unwavering dream of representing India in kabaddi. Battling caste prejudice, violent rivals, and the weight of his own identity, Kittan turns his natural talent into a mission of defiance and hope.<\/p>\n
As his village, family and the sport itself become intertwined in a larger political game, Kittan must choose not just how to play the game \u2014 but who he\u2019s playing for. With each match, the stakes escalate beyond sport. His struggle becomes a fight for dignity, representation and a future he never thought possible.<\/p>\n
Directed by Mari Selvaraj, Bison blends raw athletic energy with sharp social commentary, using the backdrop of kabaddi to explore power, community and transformation. With Dhruv Vikram in a standout role, the film stakes itself as much on emotional resonance as it does on sporting spectacle.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"