Bheemasena Nalamaharaja is set to tell a heart-warming story
Going by the looks of the trailer, the movie explores culinary skills and how food has become an ingredient of family bondings
Hyderabad: Upcoming Kannada movie Bheemasena Nalamaharaja centres around six beautiful phases of life — six rasas that are sweet, sour, salty, bitter, pungent and astringent seamlessly woven together to form what we call as life.
The Karthik Saragur directorial looks to be a heart-warming drama, which is aimed to explore different emotions of a family while also traversing through memories attached with food that helps stay connected. “It is rightly said that a family that eats together, stays together! Food is often said to unite people and we are happy to bring this delectable story for a global audience on Amazon Prime Video,” said the director.
The family entertainer stars Aravinnd Iyer, Aarohi Narayan, Priyanka Thimmesh, Achyuth Kumar and Aadya in leading roles. The movie is starting October 29 exclusively on Amazon Prime Video.
Following the successful world premiere of Danish Sait’s French Biriyani, Amazon Prime Video recently announced the direct-to-service world premiere of another entertaining Kannada drama Bheemasena Nalamaharaja as a part of the festive line-up of releases on Amazon Prime Video.
The streaming service has unveiled the eagerly-awaited trailer of the film taking us on an entertaining ride of family drama and food. Bheemasena Nalamaharaja is produced by Pushkar Mallikarjuanaiah, Rakshit Shetty, Hemanth M Rao.
“Cooking has always been my foremost passion and with Bheemasena Nalamaraja, I am glad I got a chance to experience and explore the traditional cuisines and learn the history behind it,” said actor Aravinnd Iyer. While treating the audience with family values, the film also chronicles the history of the bakery in India making it an intriguing watch.
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