Dadagiri showcases the influence of underworld dons and politics on youth. Filmmaker Joe Simon has succintly presented the repressed emotions and suppression of the young lad. The multi-faceted person, B.C. Patil with his magnetic personality is making a comeback to the Kannada film industry after a long gap with Dadagiri. He has donned various roles in real life as a Member of the Police force, actor, director, producer and MLA. Now he dons the role of an underworld don in Dadagiri. 

 Avinash plays the role of the crooked politician, who makes use of the underworld dons to maintain their stand in political world. However, when the members of the criminal gang get caught by the policemen, they seek the help of the politicians. The politicians deny any sort of support, as a result of which the mafia gang turn against the politicians. On the other hand, the youth raise their voices against both the politicians and the mafia gang. Krishne Gowda acts as the youth leader and Seema plays an important role representing the youth group.

Who is the ultimate winner? Wait and watch the movie that lays focus on the youth as the pillars of a developed country. The movie is produced by Srikrishna under the banner of Sri Sai Ram; Joe Simon pens the story and screenplay.