Mahayoddha Rama in 3D
A 3D mythological film following Lord Ram's journey from birth to meeting Sita. After Raavan gains power through penance, Ram is born as divine avatar in Ayodhya, later facing Taadka under Vishwamitra…
Mahayoddha Rama in 3D
A 3D mythological film following Lord Ram's journey from birth to meeting Sita. After Raavan gains power through penance, Ram is born as divine avatar in Ayodhya, later facing Taadka under Vishwamitra's guidance. Mahayoddha Rama in 3D is a mythological feature film that presents the life and journey of Lord Ram, the embodiment of dharma and virtue. The narrative begins with Raavan's intense penance and the boon that grants him immense power, setting the stage for a cosmic balance between good and evil. In Ayodhya, Maharaj Dashrath is blessed with four sons, with Ram being born as the divine avatar destined to uphold righteousness. The film traces Ram's childhood, his virtues of courage, compassion, and humility, and his deep bond with his brothers. As Raavan's tyranny spreads, Ram is chosen under the guidance of Brahmarishi Vishwamitra to confront the rakshasi Taadka, marking the beginning of his journey as a warrior of dharma. The story further leads to Mithila, where Ram's destiny brings him face to face with Princess Sita. Through grandeur, devotion, and moral strength, Maha Yoddha Ram depicts the eternal triumph of truth over falsehood and virtue over vice, while staying true to the cultural and spiritual essence of the Ramayana. —Ashwani Shukla ( Publicist)
Mahayoddha Rama in 3D
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A 3D mythological film following Lord Ram's journey from birth to meeting Sita. After Raavan gains power through penance, Ram is born as divine avatar in Ayodhya, later facing Taadka under Vishwamitra's guidance. Mahayoddha Rama in 3D is a mythological feature film that presents the life and journey of Lord Ram, the embodiment of dharma and virtue.
The narrative begins with Raavan's intense penance and the boon that grants him immense power, setting the stage for a cosmic balance between good and evil. In Ayodhya, Maharaj Dashrath is blessed with four sons, with Ram being born as the divine avatar destined to uphold righteousness. The film traces Ram's childhood, his virtues of courage, compassion, and humility, and his deep bond with his brothers.
As Raavan's tyranny spreads, Ram is chosen under the guidance of Brahmarishi Vishwamitra to confront the rakshasi Taadka, marking the beginning of his journey as a warrior of dharma. The story further leads to Mithila, where Ram's destiny brings him face to face with Princess Sita. Through grandeur, devotion, and moral strength, Maha Yoddha Ram depicts the eternal triumph of truth over falsehood and virtue over vice, while staying true to the cultural and spiritual essence of the Ramayana.
—Ashwani Shukla ( Publicist).