Bhavesh Joshi Superhero delves deep into the heart of a corrupt Mumbai, offering a unique take on the fight against injustice. Unlike typical message-driven films about corruption, this one starts small, exploring the subtleties of whataboutery—how and when corruption seeps into society and gradually builds up. What Marvel or Disney haven’t managed in multiple films, Bhavesh Joshi Superhero achieves in just one, peeling back the layers of everyday corruption and showing the reality of fighting back. Released in 2018, a time when speaking out against injustice could label you as anti-national or even a terrorist, the film feels particularly relevant. Through the lens of a vigilante's journey, it becomes a powerful statement on the social and political climate, offering a raw, gritty portrayal of standing up against a broken system, while resonating with the struggles of those who dare to challenge the status quo.

Superheroes aren't born; they're made. They live like us, crawling along in a broken auto-rickshaw. They simply can't accept things the way they are, and they fight without hesitation to prove that everyone has rights in a democracy, and that we should fight for them, no matter what.