Take A Look At Why Darshan’s Kurukshetra Is A Must-Watch During This Lockdown!

Muniratna Kurukshetra is a mythological film written by J.K Bharavi and directed by Naganna. The story is based on the epic poem of Gadhayuddha by Ranna that narrates the epic from Duryodhana’s perspective. Our very own ‘Challenging Star’ Darshan plays the flawed protagonist with finesse. Here’s why you should watch it!

Epic mythology:

The most important reason is that the story is based on the epic mythology Mahabarata. Indians are very fond of mythologies, be it Ramayana or Mahabarata. Every film based on mythology always has an interesting interpretation and a different way of looking at it that Indians never get tired of! This one, too, seems very interesting.

Darshan as Duryodhana:

Darshan, as versatile as he is, has never been seen playing the role of a God! This one’s unique also because the story will also be told from Duryodhana’s perspective which is a new angle to the film. It will be interesting to see him play the role of Duryodhana.

Cinematography:

Jayanan Vincent, the director of photography, has been able to capture the larger-than-life visuals adeptly. The colour palette comprising gold and red shades, which are used throughout the film, showcases the grandeur of the subject. The pronounced use of close-ups and camera movement helps the viewers to follow the actions of each actor.

Background Score:

Music director, Harikrishna has definitely created an impactful background score for the film that enhances every frame and sets the mood for each scene.

Visual Effects:

The VFX has amazingly been created by technicians who have also said to have worked on Bahubali. With a set that looks greater than life and a mix of 3D, your eyes need a little treat, after all!

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