Shilpa Shirodkar As Shobha In Sudheer Babu’s JATADHARA
The eagerly awaited supernatural mythological thriller JATADHARA recently unveiled its captivating teaser, starring Nava Dhalapathy Sudheer Babu alongside Bollywood sensation Sonakshi Sinha in what are touted as their most transformative roles to date. The teaser has garnered an overwhelming response, setting the stage for a unique cinematic journey.
As a Pan-India bilingual film, Jatadhara promises to reinterpret Indian mythology through a dark, modern lens, blending high-impact visuals, mythic storytelling, and intense performances into a compelling narrative of cosmic conflict. Helmed by directors Venkat Kalyan and Abhishek Jaiswal, the film poises itself as a gripping and immersive experience.
Meanwhile, the makers have revealed the introduction of a significant new character, Shilpa Shirodkar’s portrayal of Shobha. Presented in a striking first-look poster, she appears draped in a black saree, seated before a sacred fire pit decorated with ritualistic elements such as skulls and offerings.
The poster exudes a strong, mystical energy, symbolizing her character’s embodiment of greed evolving into the dark art of tantra. Shirodkar’s intense and solemn presence perfectly complements the film’s supernatural and spiritual tone.
As a Pan-India bilingual film, Jatadhara promises to reinterpret Indian mythology through a dark, modern lens, blending high-impact visuals, mythic storytelling, and intense performances into a compelling narrative of cosmic conflict. Helmed by directors Venkat Kalyan and Abhishek Jaiswal, the film poises itself as a gripping and immersive experience.
Meanwhile, the makers have revealed the introduction of a significant new character, Shilpa Shirodkar’s portrayal of Shobha. Presented in a striking first-look poster, she appears draped in a black saree, seated before a sacred fire pit decorated with ritualistic elements such as skulls and offerings.
The poster exudes a strong, mystical energy, symbolizing her character’s embodiment of greed evolving into the dark art of tantra. Shirodkar’s intense and solemn presence perfectly complements the film’s supernatural and spiritual tone.