'Jatadhara' poster: Sudheer Babu and Sonakshi Sinha step into a mythic supernatural world
The makers of 'Jatadhara' have shared the main poster of the mythic supernatural epic starring Telugu star
Sudheer Babu
and Bollywood star
Sonakshi Sinha
. The poster shares a glimpse into a cinematic universe where the mystical meets the mortal.
A mythic fantasy
Directed by Venkat Kalyan and Abhishek Jaiswal, this ambitious project marks a bold step into the world of high-concept mythic fantasy. The poster features a blazing trident that cuts through the thunderous sky, symbolising divine wrath and impending chaos. At its centre stands Sudheer Babu in a battle-ready stance, drenched in power and intensity. In the poster below, a fiery red underworld unfolds upside down, revealing the sinister form of the Dhanapisachini, a demoness said to guard forbidden treasures, now reimagined in a terrifying new avatar.
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The caption of the post reads, "The wait is over! Witness the mythology-meets-visual spectacle of #JATADHARA. Sudheer Babu,
Sonakshi
Sinha, and a glimpse of Lord Shiva ignite the screen.
ZEE Studios
& #PrernaVArora redefine Indian cinema, yet again. Teaser 8th August—history in the making."
Sonakshi Sinha's fierce new avatar
Sonakshi Sinha is said to be playing a fierce and unconventional role. This will also be her debut in the mythic-fantasy genre.
'Jatadhara' also includes world-class VFX, AI-enhanced visuals, and a screenplay steeped in Indian spiritual and mythological elements.
The film is expected to feature a never-before-seen experience for Indian audiences.
The creative team of the film also includes Umesh Kumar Bansal,
Shivin Narang
, Aruna Agarwal, Prerna Arora, Shilpa Singhal, and Nikhil Nanda.
Further details regarding the project are expected to be announced soon.
On the other hand, Sudheer Babu was last seen in the family drama film, 'Maa Nanna Superhero', and Sonakshi Sindha made her last screen presence in the web series, 'Dahaad' and last in the movie 'Dabangg 3'.
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