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Krishna Trilogy Goes Global: Art Meets Spirituality
7 Sep
Summary
- Sri Sri Ravi Shankar's forum partners with Creativeland Studios.
- The 'Krishnavataram' trilogy will be taken to international audiences.
- First installment 'Hridayam' already ran in Indian theaters.
Sri Sri Ravi Shankar's World Forum For Art and Culture (WFAC) has officially partnered with Creativeland Studios. This collaboration aims to introduce the "Krishnavataram" trilogy, a three-part narrative of Lord Krishna's life, to international audiences. The partnership was formalized on Janmashtami, a significant Hindu festival.
The trilogy, subtitled "Hridayam" (The Heart), "Manaha" (The Mind), and "Atman" (The Soul), is set to reach global viewers. The first film, "Krishnavataram: Part 1 - Hridayam," directed by Hardik Gajjar, has already been screened in Indian theaters. The new initiative plans a wider theatrical release in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, and English, targeting both the Indian diaspora and international audiences.
Beyond films, WFAC and Creativeland Studios intend to expand "Krishnavataram" into various formats, including series, music, live events, games, and educational content. This effort seeks to establish "Krishnavataram" as a global cultural movement, celebrating Indian cinema, art, and heritage while offering a contemporary perspective rooted in traditional philosophy.
