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Today, almost everyone believes that caste is a long standing, unalterable institution that is only kept in place by ingrained religious ideology. It frequently appears as a social type in multi-ethnic civilizations. Nonetheless, it evolved into a very inclined, politicised kind of racial classification in South Asia as a result of the ongoing exertion of socioeconomic dominance. This paper focuses on how three important Tamil movies Pariyerum Perumal, Karnan and Jai Bhim depict the terrifying events that the Dalit people must deal with and their helplessness. These films illustrate how the government and the so-called privileged group of people respond to or react to the concerns of this poor population. The caste system is a form of slavery which is indoctrinated into our Indian culture. One difference being the slave trade was in Africans, while the caste system traded in Dalit's, Adivasi's and later called Harijan's name a few general castes.