New Delhi: Actress Sheena Chohan is all set to make her Hindi film debut in the upcoming biopic Sant Tukram, where she plays the main female role of the 17th -century saint and poet’s wife Avali Jija Bai. The film is scheduled for a dramatic release on July 18, and promises to offer a powerful, culturally rich depiction of a spiritual icon’s life and heritage.
In historical and cultural illustrations, Awali is often seen as a grounded, strong-wishes woman, who challenges and wrestling with intensive devotion to her husband’s divine. Bhumika demanded emotional depth, linguistic preparation and cultural immersion.
Sheena Chohan said, “We aim to inspire today’s generation.” We are telling the original, real message of God Vitthal – that if you believe in heart – anything possible. “
To embrace the character with authenticity, Chohan went extra mile.
“I wanted to make sure that I brought the vision of my director Aditya Om’s Avali Jija Bai and I hired a Marathi translator to bring that character to be fulfilled, who directed me to read the original 15th century historical books and texts on my character Awali Jija Bai. I understand and fit in my character, he said.
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The film also stars Marathi actor Subodh Bhav in Sant Tukram’s title role. Known as the “biopic king” of Marathi cinema, Bhave praised Chohan’s dedication, “Sheena understands the vision of directors and whether it is an emotional scene or any kind of scene – she played a role with honesty and complete commitment – how she always has a new way for her, which is for her, which is for her, which is for her, which is for her, which is for her, which is for her, which is for her, which is a new tier for her, a new end. And that Anand found me working with him in Saint Tukram. ”
Supported by a powerful tributaries, including Sanjay Mishra, Arun Govil, Sheeshir Sharma, Hemant Pandey, Ganesh Yadav, Lalit Tiwari, Mukesh Bhatt, and Shiva Suryavanshi (as Mambji), discovers the deep social, spiritual, and political landscape of the film Ira. Mukesh Khanna acts as the storyteller of the film, providing philosophical and emotional depth.
The soundtracks prepared by Nikhil Kamath, Ravi Tripathi, and Veeral and Lavan are attracted to the Abhuga devotional tradition. It shows Takram’s transformative journey to mix classical and folk styles, which range from internal conflict to spiritual revolution.
B.D. directed by Aditya Om and under Curzon Films. Buced by Gautham, in association with Purushotam Studios, Sant Tukram is deployed as a pan-Indian cinematic experience, aims to overcome language and cultural obstacles during India’s spiritual heritage interest.
