Jai Bhim deleted scene featuring Suriya in action mode goes viral | Watch

Jai Bhim starring Suriya turned out to be one of the most important socio-political movies in 2021. It was inspired by a real incident about caste discrimination in 1993 and the legal battle that followed. Recently, a deleted fight scene from the movie has gone viral which featured Suriya taking out goons outside a marriage registrar's office.

3 things you need to know

• Apart from Suriya, Jai Bhim also stars Prakash Raj, Rao Ramesh and Rajisha Vijayan.
• Suriya played the role of a High Court advocate in Jai Bhim.
• A deleted fighting scene from Jai Bhim has gone viral which featured Suriya saving a couple from miscreants.

Deleted fight scene from Jai Bhim goes viral

The deleted fight scene from Jai Bhim featured a couple getting married in the court with Suriya signing as a witness. However, some miscreants arrive at the court with weapons and try to attack the couple in rage.

Fortunately, Suriya's character in the film, Advocate Chandru comes to their rescue and saves the bride and groom from getting stabbed in the chest. Following this, Suriya saves the specially-abled groom from getting his throat slit by goons wreaking havoc outside the court. The clip concludes with Chandru rescuing the couple amidst the ensuing chaos.

Deleted scene of #JaiBhim 🔥 https://t.co/cBni5CpXrI

— Ramesh Bala (@rameshlaus) September 4, 2023

Chandru stands up for what is right in the massy, deleted scene from the movie. Interestingly, the tone of Jai Bhim is in total contrast with the clip. The narrative unfolds at a decent pace and the film is devoid of any action. 

Suriya opens up about marginalised communities

In an interview with Variety, Suriya opened up about the situation of people who are outcast in the society. He said, "I didn’t know about our own people. These people live 30 kilometers away from my house. I didn’t know this is the life they are living." "They couldn’t send their kids to even basic education, free education, what the government gives, and they don’t have the basic needs, what they are eligible for. So this was the conversation all over India, just not in Tamil Nadu. And we’re very glad and very happy that this film happened," he added.