Ramyug trailer: Kunal Kohli tells Lord Ram’s story with a great deal of CGI and gravity-defying stunts
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The story of Lord Ram isn’t unknown to us, courtesy the varied variations of the epic we’ve grown up on, particularly Ramanand Sagar’s Ramayan that even made a return to TV screens final 12 months. Now, seems to be like filmmaker Kunal Kohli determined to provide the brand new era, a dose of the story, however in his personal type. Titled Ramyug, the makers of the MX Original sequence dropped its trailer on Thursday.
The trailer is a rewind of Lord Ram’s life beginning as a prince of Ayodhya to his righteous rule of ‘Ram-Raj’. The story additionally consists of highlights like Sita’s swayamvar, their vanvas, Raavan kidnapping Sita, Lord Hanuman’s dedication in direction of Ram, creation of Ram Setu, the large battle between the 2 forces, and extra.
What’s price taking be aware is Ramyug’s enormous canvas and CGI, and the best way the brand new variations of Ram, Lakshman, Hanuman and Raavan bask in gravity-defying stunts.
Though the makers have chosen to maintain most of its solid comparatively new, actors like Tisca Chopra, Dalip Tahil and Anup Soni additionally play vital roles within the net sequence. Vivan Bhatena enjoying a beefed-up Hanuman is noteworthy, since we’ve principally seen him as both the boy-next-door or in unfavourable characters.
Speaking about Ramyug, director Kunal Kohli mentioned, “The story of Rama has been retold by some of India’s greatest writers both in Sanskrit and regional languages. I am honoured to have been able to breathe life into this narrative for younger audiences on an unparalleled scale with the help of in-depth writing, VFX, visually appealing direction, editing and post-production efforts.”
On the event of Hanuman Jayanti lately, the workforce of Ramyug launched a music video that featured the vocals of Bollywood famous person Amitabh Bachchan. Decorated musician Ustad Zakir Hussain additionally made an look within the music video.
Ramyug will start streaming on MX Player from May 6.
