Updated On: 30 October, 2022 08:23 AM IST | Mumbai | Hiren Kotwani
With the right mix of adventure, expanding business interests, politics and a sprinkle of religion, the film could have been our version of Indiana Jones and National Treasure

A still from the film
At the onset, the idea of diving deep to unearth the reality of Ram Setu — the bridge that Lord Ram built with the help of his vaanar sena, to fight Raavan, the demon-king of Lanka, and bring back his abducted wife Sita — is an engrossing story to tell on the big screen. With the right mix of adventure, expanding business interests, politics and a sprinkle of religion, it could be our version of Indiana Jones and National Treasure.