Amidst the ongoing global discourse on Hinduism, the upcoming film "Hindutva" is making waves, with actress Deepika Chikhalia Topiwala, who plays the role of Guru Maa in the film, emphasizing that Hinduism teaches dedication, not aggression.*
Scheduled for release on February 9 on the "Mask TV" OTT platform, the film has garnered attention for its portrayal of the diverse perspectives of Indian Hindus. Deepika Chikhalia Topiwala, renowned for her iconic portrayal of Sita in Ramayan, shares insights on Hinduism in the movie, stating that Hinduism, far from promoting aggression, instills a sense of dedication towards the divine.
In the film, Chikhalia draws parallels with historical incidents, mentioning that Hinduism teaches followers to have faith in dedication to God rather than aggression. She cites the example of Alexander the Great, who, even in his dying moments, reportedly wished to keep his hands outside the shroud to convey to the world that despite all victories, one leaves this world empty-handed.
"Hindutva" delves into the identity of Indian Hindus, showcasing its origins, rise, and resilience in the correct context. The narrative weaves a story within a college setting, portraying the intersection of politics and the country's ideology. It follows a young man who, while excelling in academics, also has a strong connection with his cultural roots. His mission is to guide a misguided young woman back onto the right path, emphasizing the core values of Hinduism.
The film, produced under the banners of Tag Productions and Lord Shiva Communications, is produced by Anju Bhatt and Chiranjivi Bhatt. Manasi Bhatt serves as the channel producer for "Mask TV" OTT. Directed by Karan Rajdan, the film features songs written by Shweta Raj, with music by Ravi Shankar. The soulful renditions are brought to life by renowned singers Anup Jalota, Daler Mehndi, Divya Kumar, Master Salim, and Madhu Shree.
Notable actors such as Ashish Sharma, Sonarika Bhadoria, Anup Jalota, Deepika Chikhalia Topiwala, and Govind Namdev play key roles in "Hindutva," presenting a captivating exploration of the ideology. The film aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the prevalent discourse on Hinduism, making it a must-watch for those seeking insights into the diverse perspectives of the religion.
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