In
a
defining
moment
for
Indian
cinema’s
spiritual
storytelling,
Curzon
Films
in
association
with
Purushottam
Studios,
has
announced
their
most
ambitious
production
yet
–
Sant
Tukaram,
a
sweeping
feature
film
based
on
the
life,
legacy,
and
lyrical
revolution
of
the
17th-century
Marathi
saint-poet
who
transformed
devotion
into
resistance.
The
film
made
on
a
grand
scale
comes
up
with
historical
authenticity,
cinematic
craft,
and
a
powerful
theatrical
experience.
Written
and
directed
by
acclaimed
filmmaker
Aditya
Om,
the
film
is
headlined
by
very
popular
Marathi
actor
Subodh
Bhave,
who
steps
into
the
iconic
role
of
Sant
Tukaram.
Known
for
his
deeply
nuanced
performances
across
Marathi
and
Hindi
cinema,
Bhave
brings
a
rare
combination
of
emotional
depth
and
spiritual
gravitas
to
the
screen.
His
portrayal
is
expected
to
capture
the
quiet
strength,
inner
turmoil,
and
divine
transcendence
of
the
17th-century
saint
whose
words
sparked
a
devotional
revolution.
The
film
is
scheduled
for
global
release
in
the
cinemas
on
18th
July
2025
and
promises
an
intimate
yet
powerful
interpretation
of
a
man
whose
silence
spoke
louder
than
rebellion
and
whose
poetry
became
a
timeless
voice
of
truth.
Set
against
the
layered
backdrop
of
17th-century
Maharashtra,
the
film
will
trace
Tukaram’s
transformation
from
a
grieving
husband
to
a
voice
that
spoke
for
the
voiceless
through
his
spiritually
electrified
Abhanga
poetry.
The
film
also
boasts
a
stellar
ensemble
cast
that
enriches
the
narrative
canvas
with
range
and
depth.
Acclaimed
actors
such
as
Shiva
Suryavanshi,
Sheena
Chohan,
Sanjay
Mishra,
Arun
Govil,
Shishir
Sharma,
Hemant
Pandey,
Ganesh
Yadav,
Lalit
Tiwari,
Mukesh
Bhatt,
Gauri
Shankar,
Twinkle
Kapoor,
Rupali
Jadhav
and
DJ
Akbar
Sami
will
bring
to
life
key
characters
in
Tukaram’s
spiritual
and
social
journey.
Lending
an
iconic
presence
to
the
film,
veteran
actor
Mukesh
Khanna
will
serve
as
the
narrator,
providing
philosophical
insight
and
contextual
grounding
with
his
trademark
voice
and
gravitas.
The
soundtrack
composed
by
Nikhil
Kamath,
Ravi
Tripathi,
and
Veeral
&
Laavan,
will
be
deeply
rooted
in
the
Abhanga
tradition,
combining
classical
and
folk
influences
to
create
a
musical
landscape
that
is
both
devotional
and
dramatic.
Each
song
will
echo
the
emotional
and
philosophical
evolution
of
Tukaram’s
character,
inviting
audiences
to
feel
his
bhakti
as
well
as
his
pain,
his
surrender
as
well
as
his
resistance.
Produced
by
B.Gautham’s
Curzon
Films
in
association
with
Purushottam
Studios,
the
film
is
being
designed
as
a
pan-India
cinematic
experience,
intended
to
resonate
with
audiences
across
linguistic,
regional,
and
spiritual
boundaries.
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