Mahabharat Trailer Teaser First Look, 2020

  Mahabharat Trailer Teaser First Look, 2020
       

 Publish on  - 14/01/2018

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 From the time director S.S. Rajamouli announced “Mahabharata” as his dream project, we have been waiting for its updates just like anything. The film was said to constitute actors from all over the Country. Even Aamir Khan expressed his interest to act if there was ever a chance of this materializing.

 A UAE-based Indian businessman is investing Rs 1,000 crore (USD 150 million) to produce India's biggest ever motion picture, 'The Mahabharata'.A UAE-based Indian businessman is investing Rs 1,000 crore (USD 150 million) to produce India's biggest ever motion picture, 'The Mahabharata'.

This magnum opus is being directed by noted ad man and advertising filmmaker V A Shrikumar Menon.
It will be produced in two parts and is scheduled to go on the floors by September 2018 for a release in early 2020. The second part will be released within 90 days of the first.
"The film will be shot primarily in English, Hindi, Malayalam, Kannada, Tamil and Telugu and will be dubbed into major Indian languages and leading foreign languages," a release from a company owned by serial entrepreneur and billionaire B R RPT B R Shetty, who is backing the film, said.
The film will be a coming together of the creme de la creme of Indian and global cinema in terms of cast and crew. The technical crew would include some of the great names in world cinema, including some Academy Award winners.
The cast would have the best of talents from Indian cinema, as well as some big names from Hollywood.
"This film will have an identity across continents, with their representatives donning the myriad characters in 'The Mahabharata'! A global team led by an internationally renowned casting director will handpick the cast," the release said.

It said Shetty has been a keen supporter of Indian arts and culture for over many decades.
It remains almost impossible to narrate The Mahabharata on the big screen except by adaptation of M T Vasudevan Nair's Jnanpeeth Award winning novel 'Randamoozham'(The Second Turn), which narrates the epic through the eyes of Bhima, the second of the Pandavas.
"The screenplay is written by the writer himself, who holds a record of maximum national awards for screen writing in the history of Indian cinema," the release said.