Ram Mandir Event Inspires a Wave of Mythological Movies.!
Celebrities from various indian film industries, including megastar chiranjeevi, darling Prabhas, amitabh bachchan, and Aamir Khan, have received invitations for the opening ceremony of the ram mandir in Ayodhya. The event has sparked discussions about whether it will inspire more movies based on Puranas, specifically the Ramayana or ram Mandir. Interestingly, there are already several upcoming films centered around these themes.
Additionally, kangana ranaut has expressed her interest in making a film on Ayodhya. Visiting the under-construction ram temple before the release of 'Tejas,' she mentioned having a script ready for a film based on ayodhya and the Ramayana. Actor Arun Govil, known for portraying Lord Rama in Ramanand Sagar's 'Ramayanam,' is involved in the film '695: Triumph of Faith.' This movie focuses on the struggle and sacrifice during the construction of the ram temple in Ayodhya.
Prashant Varma's 'Hanuman,' starring teja Sajja as a superhero in a mythological story, has already generated excitement with its trailer. varalakshmi sarathkumar and others play key roles in the film, marking the beginning of a mythological film cult. These upcoming films showcase a renewed interest in storytelling based on Puranas, and the opening ceremony of the ram mandir seems to have further fueled this creative inspiration in the indian film industry.
Additionally, kangana ranaut has expressed her interest in making a film on Ayodhya. Visiting the under-construction ram temple before the release of 'Tejas,' she mentioned having a script ready for a film based on ayodhya and the Ramayana. Actor Arun Govil, known for portraying Lord Rama in Ramanand Sagar's 'Ramayanam,' is involved in the film '695: Triumph of Faith.' This movie focuses on the struggle and sacrifice during the construction of the ram temple in Ayodhya.
Prashant Varma's 'Hanuman,' starring teja Sajja as a superhero in a mythological story, has already generated excitement with its trailer. varalakshmi sarathkumar and others play key roles in the film, marking the beginning of a mythological film cult. These upcoming films showcase a renewed interest in storytelling based on Puranas, and the opening ceremony of the ram mandir seems to have further fueled this creative inspiration in the indian film industry.