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Miracomes from a wealthy family consisting of her parents and a brother, Rohit. She is in love with Akash Sharma, who is less wealthy, and wants to marry him. Akash, a handsome young man who seems to have neither family nor friend, runs his own small business of travel and tourism. Against the wishes of Mira's family, the couple get married, and begin a life full of love. They soon become the parents of a boy, and the birth of Rahul brings about a partial and insincere reconciliation: Mira's family are barely civil to Akash, but they help Mira to deal with pregnancy and early infant care.

To celebrate Rahul's first birthday, the couple host a party of their friends and invite Mira's family to join in the festivities. At the party, Mira's brother Rohit insults Akash to the core. This infuriates Akash and he hits Rohit. Mira asks Akash to apologise to her brother for turning physical, but Akash refuses, saying that words can hurt more than fists. Mira's family forcibly takes her away from the party, and they compel her to leave behind her one-year-old son, Rahul. Akash and Mira get divorced in court. Mira's family convinces her that, if she insists on getting custody of Rahul, then Akash may kill her in vengeance. Mira believes them, and yields custody to Akash. Their motive in doing all this is to ensure that Mira married a person who is wealthy enough to suit them and starts a new family, without carrying any visible or tangible burdens from the past.

Some four years pass. Rahul lives with his father, who has instilled the idea in him that his mother is very bad. However, Rahul finds out from Uncle John, a neighbour, that Mira is actually a very good person and that she lives in Mahabaleshwar with her parents. The five-year-old Rahul secretly goes and meets his mother. He finds out that she is very loving and caring towards him. Rahul and Mira continue to meet each other secretly. After getting Mira divorced and ensuring that she is not saddled with a child, Mira's family is trying to get her married to the wealthy and handsome Naveen. That plan gets stalled or postponed while Mira reconnects with her son.

Meanwhile, little Rahul often falls ill. The family doctor tells Akash that children need the care of a mother and urges him to marry again. A lady named Sheila is suggested as a suitable match. Akash initially rejects the suggestion but eventually agrees to meet Sheila, who turns out to be a caring and gentle lady. Both father and clueless son warm up to her. Akash begins to think seriously of marrying her and mentions the matter to little Rahul. Rahul likes Sheila, but he cannot accept her as his mother. Mira learns that Akash is preparing for a second marriage.

One day, Akash finds out that Mira and Rahul are in touch. He forces the kid to tell Mira that he hates her. This creates a tremendous pressure on Rahul's mind who gets drenched in rain and falls sick. This leads Akash and Mira to come to the hospital and confront each other. Mira then realizes that her family had been selfish all along and that Akash was not at fault. After Rahul is treated, the two get reunited for the sake of Rahul.

Taran Adarsh of IndiaFM gave the film 1.5 out of 5, writing, "On the whole, RAHUL is not as impactful as it should've been. Weak in merits and face-value, the film will have a bumpy ride at the box-office."[6] Ronjita Das of Rediff.com called the story "predictable" and further wrote that "the film has nothing to offer, with the oft-repeated storyline. Masoom and Akele Hum Akele Tum being two examples.[2]

Rahul Kumar is a Ph.D. candidate in the Film and Media Studies program (Department of English). He obtained his BA and MA degrees in History from University of Delhi (SGTB Khalsa College) and Jawaharlal Nehru University (Centre for Historical Studies) respectively. Additionally, he holds an M.Phil. in Cinema Studies from the School of Arts & Aesthetics at Jawaharlal Nehru University, and an MA in Critical & Cultural Studies from the University of Pittsburgh.

His dissertation explores the interconnections between Bombay cinema and the Hindi public sphere through their encounters with popular print in the North Indian mofussil spaces (1960s-1990s). By examining the multiple planes of existence within the realm of popular cinematic print, including lowbrow film magazines and critical and quasi-literary publications, along with other filmic paraphernalia like songbooks and pocketbooks, his work complicates the concept of the mofussil as a cultural space and offers a deeper understanding of the dynamics at play within these various forms of print media. His research and writings also overlap with Classical Hollywood Cinema, film piracy, archives and ethnographic/taxidermic media.

He teaches undergraduate courses on composition and film and media at the University of Pittsburgh. Before joining Pitt, he was an assistant professor in the Liberal Arts program at Apeejay Stya University, Gurgaon, where he taught courses on environmental history and cinema. In addition to his academic work, he likes collecting vintage magazines and comic books, and is involved in building and curating an open access online archive of popular print on South Asian film and media.

According to the makers, the film will narrate a story inspired by untold real events with a strong emotional core. Mythri Movie Makers who earlier produced the Vijay starrers Dear Comrade and Kushi plan to release this new film in multiple languages.

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Das received his Masters Degree in Film Directing from the California Institute of the Arts. He is a recipient of numerous grants from Columbia University, Academy of Motion Pictures, Arts & Sciences, Panavision, and Kodak. His films have also been screened in several noted film festivals worldwide including Toronto, Sarasota, Kyoto, UNESCO, New York, Los Angeles, and South America.

Das is currently working on a few projects, one of which is a MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) fight film set in the violent streets of Los Angeles. The story explores the themes of honor, rage, greed, and temptation that drive street fighters to battle as modern day gladiators.

Das currently lives in Los Angeles and is actively involved in the film, music and art communities. Thankful for the opportunities he has been blessed with, one of his main goals is to set up an educational foundation for troubled youth. He loves working out at the gym, exploring the city, enjoys dining, cooking, barbeques on the beach, and meeting new people. He says he is not a workaholic, though many disagree. However, there is nothing wrong with a man enjoying his work after all.

Bramayugam is set in 17th century in South Malabar where a folk singer, Thevan (Arjun Ashokan) gets lost on his way home. He lands up in a palace, which looks deserted, but welcomed by the landlord Kodumon Potty (Mammootty). Despite being a upper caste person, he is nice and warm to Thevan, who is from lower caste. As he get into the palace, it gets eerie.

Above all, the writing is layered and enriching. The way it explores power dynamics is hard hitting. The character arcs, performances are in line with the power angle. I am going to watch this film again despite not being a horror fan.

The director, a graduate of the London Film Academy, made his debut in Red Rain (2013), a sci-fi thriller about the presence of extraterrestrial life, and followed it up with Bhoothakaalam (2022), a horror thriller blending psychological and paranormal elements. Rahul credits his love for high-concept ideas to international cinema. Admitting that the horror genre is yet to thrive in Malayalam cinema, the director says, There are a lot of gimmicks here.

Unlike his other films, Rahul says, Bramayugam was written with an actor in mind. The director explains that for a concept as complex as this, he needed a strong performer. Mammootty sir was my first and only choice. When I narrated this idea, he was instantly interested and after a couple of reading sessions, he immediately gave me his dates. I never imagined this film in colour format, similarly, I could never imagine it without him.

In another last-minute twist, we see the Chaathan impersonating Thevan and exiting the mana through him. While many have inferred it as Rahul equipping the oppressed with power, some have pointed out that the film makes a false statement by suggesting that power is equally evil, irrespective of it being wielded by the dominant or oppressed caste.

PUNE, India, Oct. 4, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Knest, India's largest and the world's fastest-growing aluminium formwork company, has launched a new ad film with Rahul Dravid, fondly known as Mr. Dependable. The film is part of the ongoing nationwide 'As Dependable As It Gets' campaign, with the cricketing legend as the brand ambassador. The film draws meaningful parallels between both entities and is tied together by an originally composed symphony.

Commenting on the association, Mr. Dravid shared, "Right from the time of our first contact, I have been fascinated with Knest and its offerings. Now, having worked closely, I am happy to contribute to their endeavour of taking Indian real estate forward. It's great to see people and processes coming together for one common goal."

Talking about the campaign, Nitin Mittal, Chairman & MD, Knest, said, "We are committed to building an efficient and sustainable real estate ecosystem for all. And with an icon like Mr Dravid, we can inspire the country towards that future. Through this campaign, we want to reinforce that there's a name in aluminium formwork that Indian real estate can depend on, and it's Knest."

"Mr Dravid has been the living embodiment of dependability, so the synergy was quite natural. The idea was to create enduring associations between the brand and RD, as we call him, while elevating the appeal of the product offering. It's a visual symphony, and we are confident it will strike the right chords," remarked Pratyush Sinha, Founder & NCD, Atomium Labs, while talking about the film.

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