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Veerappan responded in a smooth voice: "It has been a long time since I wiped out elephants. But no-one believes me if I say so." Inside a comic circumstance of mistaken id, wildlife professional photographers Krupakar and Senani were kidnapped one evening from their house at the edge of the Bandipur Country wide Playground by Veerappan, India's most dreaded bandit. He thought these were important government officers, and his plan was to hold them hostage in return for clemency and a considerable ransom. The bandit and his gang kept the hostages on the move in the forest, and their only connection with the outside world was via a vintage transistor radio. While Veerappan, who had already wiped out some 250 people, formulated strategies to push the federal government to consent to his needs, his hostages not only received a close go through the plant and dog variety in the forests of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, however the intimacy of the life on the run offered them an understanding into Veerappan's peculiar mixture of cruelty and mankind. Though Krupakar and Senani came from a global that was completely different from that of Veerappan's gang, the kidnapped and the kidnappers became tightly involved with each other's concerns.
