‘Rahasyam Idham Jagath’ Review
Movie: Rahasyam Idham Jagath
Banner: Single Cell Universe Production
Release Date: 08-11-2024
Run-time: 2 Hrs 33 Mins
CBFC Rating: A
Cast: Rakesh Galebhe, Sravanthi Prattipati, Manasa Veena, Karthik Kandeela, Bhargav Gopinath and Others
Editor: Chota K Prasad
Cinematography: Taylor Bluemel
Music Director: Gyaani
Producer: Hiranya Ravinuthula
Written, Produced & Directed by: Komal R Bharadwaj
What’s Behind
‘Rahasayam Idham Jagath’ is an intriguing indie film that delves into the intersection of quantum physics, Indian mythology, and mystery. The film raises curiosity with its promotional material. Director Komal R. Bharadwaj’s ambitious project explores complex ideas, making for a thought-provoking cinematic experience. The film hit the theatres today, November 8. Let’s check-out the review.
Plot:
The story follows Abhi (Rakesh) and Akira (Sravanthi), a couple who embark on a journey to India after her father’s death. Their peaceful getaway takes a surreal turn as strange events unfold, prompting Aru, a scientist, to explore the phenomenon through wormholes and alternate realities.
Performances:
The cast delivers strong performances, with Rakesh Galabhe (Abhi) and Sravanthi Prattipati (Akira) standing out. Karteek Kandeela and Bhargav Gopinath provide notable supporting performances, while Manasa Veena adds emotional depth.
Highlights:
– Fusion of science and mythology
– Unique Concept
– Director’s Guts & Passionate Vision
– Cinematography and Sound Design
Drawbacks:
– Scientific Concepts Need More Detailing
– Pacing Issues
Analysis:
‘Rahasayam Idam Jagath’s strength lies in its bold attempt to merge modern scientific theories with ancient Indian mythology. While the execution falters at times, the film’s unique approach sparks curiosity and discussion. Bharadwaj’s direction shows promise, but clearer storytelling and tighter pacing would elevate the narrative. The sound design and background score are atmospheric and add tension, enhancing suspenseful moments.
Rahasayam Idam Jagath is an indie film full of fascinating and explores complex ideas. Despite its drawbacks, the film’s ambition and thought-provoking themes make it a compelling watch for those interested in the intersection of science and mythology involving Lord Krishna.
Rating: 3/5
Bottom-line: An Ambitious Fusion of Science and Mythology
