In 19th century India, amidst the state of Jharkhand, the Adivasis suffered under the oppressive colonial regime. Their land, homes, history, traditions, and families were targeted for the benefit of the empire. But when pushed to the brink of erasure, they rose up in rebellion led by Birsa Munda, a courageous twenty-five-year-old warrior. Birsa Munda fought to reclaim their lives, standing against forced conversions and envisioning a fairer society. This forgotten hero mobilized the tribal community, becoming a spiritual guide and healer. The Legend of Birsa Munda pays tribute to his remarkable life, a tale of bravery based on true events. It unveils the untold story of a subaltern tribal hero, often omitted from history books, whose contributions to India's struggle for independence should never fade away. This thrilling account honors Birsa Munda's fight for justice and serves as a reminder of his enduring legacy.