New Delhi: Cinema has always been a medium of entertainment, but it also plays an important role in educating the audience about history, culture and traditions. India, with its rich historical and cultural heritage, keeps mythology as a main part of its identity, which must be attached to every generation. Whereas Indian cinema has long been indicated by a powerful revival of these centuries -old epics on the big screen to films like mythological stories, Ramayana, Mahavatar Narasimha and Mahabharata for a long time.
There is a clear revival going on the Indian story tell that brings into consideration mythology with Grander Vision, Scale and Cinematic depth. The purpose of these upcoming films is not only to entertain, but to re -connect modern audiences with deeply contained cultural narratives.
For example, take the upcoming Ramayana of Namit Malhotra. Touched as the biggest Indian film ever, it claims extraordinary casting, sophisticated VFX and breathtaking scale. The film promises to be a cinematic spectacle, such as never before – a reunion of epic that can re -define the boundaries of Indian film production.
This is followed by Mahavatar Narasima, who brings one of the most powerful incarnations of Lord Vishnu to life. With rich visual story and grandeur, the film aims to kick the great cinematic universe – a franchise of seven films that connects Vishnu’s divine incarnations:
The Mahavatar Cinematic Universe will include seven films, each of which will focus on a divine avatar of Lord Vishnu. It will begin with Mahavatar Narasimha and will continue with Mahavatar Parsuram, Mahavatar Raghunandan, Mahavatar Dhakadhesh, Mahavatar Gogulanand, Mahavatar Kali Part 1, and Mahavatar Kali Part 2.
This cinematic universe is one of the most ambitious story stories of India, which introduces a generation in which has long been shaped by Indian thoughts and philosophy.
Finally, Mahabharata is. Although the details are currently wrapped, the project is confirmed to be in development. As one of the most important epics in Indian mythology, its scale and depth are expected to install a new benchmark in global cinema. With many prominent names, expectations can become a reputed cinematic work, for which the sky-high.
Together, Ramayana, Mahavatar Narasimha and Mahabharata not only represent films, but regenerate an era. Indian cinema is seizing this moment, which not only offers entertainment to the modern audiences, but also offers a powerful cultural re -awakening to the modern audience.
