The highly anticipated project on Hinduism, featuring the iconic Sita from Ramayana, played by Dipika Chikhlia along with the renowned bhajan maestro Anup Jalota, is set to captivate audiences soon on the Mask TV OTT platform.
The term “Hindutva” invokes a myriad of sentiments, reflecting one’s inclination towards this profound aspect. The strength of Hindutva has not only shaped the cultural identity of the nation but also sustained the livelihoods of countless individuals. Despite some using derogatory language against it, Hindutva continues to command attention. In a meaningful effort to bring the true essence of Hindutva to the masses, Mask TV OTT platform has embarked on a significant endeavor.
Dipika Chikhlia, who has left an indelible mark as Sita in the television series Ramayana, is all set to revive the spirit of Hindutva in every household. The upcoming project, set to be released soon on Mask TV OTT, will feature Dipika Chikhlia and Anup Jalota, showcasing the strength of Hindutva.
In the Indian context, discussing Hindutva is often misconstrued as sectarianism by some. Ironically, these very individuals often project themselves as secular while donning the cap of a different religion. It raises questions about how discussing Hindutva, the identity of a country with over 110 crore Hindus, has become a taboo. Now, it seems that the time has come to break this barrier, and Hindutva is ready to establish its identity proudly in every home.
Speaking about Hindutva, Dipika Chikhlia expresses the need to take pride in the cultural heritage associated with it. She emphasizes the importance of upholding the tradition of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam and preserving the rich legacy of Hindutva.
The trailer of this project featuring Anup Jalota engages viewers with a compelling dialogue, questioning where else in the world Hindus can seek refuge if they are forced to leave their own country. It serves as a poignant response to those who consider talking about Hindutva as a taboo. Anup Jalota explains that while the dialogue in the film may be cinematic, its relevance is as real as it gets.
The film is produced under the banner of Tag Productions by Chiranjeevi Bhatt and Anju Bhatt. Rishil Joshi is the writer, and Karan Razdan is the director of this project. The music for the film, based on the lyrics written by Shweta Raj, is composed by Ravi Shankar and sung by Daler Mehndi, Anup Jalota, Madhushree, Divya Kumar, and Master Salim. The cast includes Ashish Sharma, Sonarika Bhadoria, Anup Jalota, Dipika Chikhlia , and Govind Namdev.
Channel producer Mansie Bhatt states that after a long time, a film is coming that will instill pride in every individual of our society. She emphasizes that while various discussions have taken place in the country, the topic of Hindutva has been left untouched. With the upcoming construction of the grand Ram Temple and the imminent discussion of Hindutva in every household, it seems that the cultural landscape of the country is about to undergo a significant transformation.
