In a historic first, the animated film ‘Ramayana: The Legend of Prince Ram‘ will premiere at the Maha Kumbh festival on Wednesday. The special screening of the Hindi version will take place at 10 am at the Divya Prem Sewa Camp, Sector 6, near Netra Kumbh.
The screening will be attended by Social Welfare Minister Aseem Arun, who will grace the event as the chief guest. This unique initiative, introduced by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, marks the first time an animated film will be showcased during the Maha Kumbh, adding a modern cultural layer to the traditional grandeur of the festival.
The film narrates the extraordinary journey of Lord Shri Ram, emphasizing his devotion and the victory of righteousness over evil. Designed to resonate with children and families, the movie aims to inspire audiences of all age groups through its vibrant animation and profound storytelling.
The premiere at Maha Kumbh holds special significance as it comes just ahead of the movie’s nationwide release on January 24. Organizers are confident that the film’s emotional and spiritual depth will leave a lasting impact on viewers, making it a memorable part of this year’s Maha Kumbh celebrations.
Devotees and visitors are invited to experience this cinematic marvel at the Divya Prem Sewa Camp, Sector 6, starting 10 am on Wednesday. Don’t miss this unique fusion of spirituality and animation at one of India’s most revered gatherings!
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