Why should Mahavatar Narasimha be seen in theater, these five scenes became reasons

There is a crowd on theaters to watch the animated mythological action film Mahavatar Narasimha. The story, action, music dialogues of this film have all won the hearts of the audience. Today we will tell you what is the special in this film, due to which there has been a storm in theaters.

There are many amazing scenes in the film that have forced the audience to shout in the theater. The film has great dialogues, heart touching music and tremendous action scenes have greatly impressed the audience. Ashwin Kumar has shown tremendous cinematic creativity in this film.

When Narasimha goes out of his pillar and roar, hearing his roar, your hair will stand up and the theater echoes with the sound of shouts from the heart. This scene has been introduced in such a tremendous way that the audience is not tired of praising it. In the second scene, the huge form of Narasimha is seen. The fierce roar with their divine transformation is going to stand up.

In the third scene, you will get to see the exciting turn of this film. In this scene, Mahavatar Narasimha and egoistic Hiranyakashipu are face to face. In this scene, Hiranyakashipu’s ego collides with Mahavatar and gets crushed in divine light.

Talk about the fourth scene, the audience filled the eyes of the audience after seeing the unbreakable relationship of Lord Narasimha with the devotee Prahlada. Prahlada’s prayer to his adorable creates emotions and there is a wonderful emotional seriousness in his devotion.

In the last scene, Mahavatar roars in the stairs of the Narasimha temple and his anger echoes the entire theater. Seeing this scene, you too will not be able to stop yourself from shouting. Seeing this moment, you will have a divine feeling. In the story of this film, the audience is very impressed.

Talking about the box office collection, according to Sixelk, Mahavatar Narasimha has collected above 56 crores. This earning is including Kannada, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam.