Hombale Films, known for backing groundbreaking cinema, has presented Mahavatar Narasimha—an animated devotional epic that has taken the box office by storm. Produced by Kleem Productions and directed by Ashwini Kumar, the film has emerged as the audience’s top choice even into its second weekend, outperforming other new releases with remarkable consistency.
The Telugu version of the film is being distributed by veteran producer Allu Aravind, who addressed the press today alongside director Ashwini Kumar, producer Shilpaa Dhawan, and renowned artists Tanikella Bharani and Jonnavittula. The latter two praised the film as a spiritually enriching experience, likening it to a pilgrimage across the nine sacred Narasimha Mahakshetras. “Watching this film felt more like being in a temple than in a theatre,” they remarked, urging families and devotees to experience its profound essence.
Director Ashwini Kumar expressed gratitude for the overwhelming response, crediting divine blessings and the support of Hombale Films for enabling such a grand-scale production. He hinted at exciting possibilities for future entries in the Mahavatar Cinematic Universe, including potential animated appearances by stars like Prabhas, though he stopped short of confirming any casting.
Allu Aravind called Mahavatar Narasimha a “roaring success,” noting that the film has drawn a wide spectrum of viewers—including families, spiritual leaders, and even those who had distanced themselves from cinema. He expressed a special wish for Andhra Pradesh Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan to watch the film, citing his deep understanding of Sanatana Dharma and calling him the most spiritually aware among the Mega Family.
With plans in motion to release cinematic representations of all ten Dashavatars by 2037, Mahavatar Narasimha marks a powerful beginning to what promises to be a landmark franchise in Indian devotional storytelling.
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