Brahmastra Motion Poster: Finally, a look into Ranbir Kapoor as new-age Shiva

So far, the logo was released and known but finally with this motion poster, we finally have a look at Ranbir Kapoor's character of Shiva and also hear the voice of Alia Bhatt's character Isha.

Published: Wednesday,Dec 15, 2021 13:45 PM GMT-07:00

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It is true that the pandemic has led to more and more films getting delayed one after the other. Be it shooting schedules or just release postponements, it has veen a constant indeed and continues to be the same right now.

However, if there is one film that was facing constant delays even before COVID-19 struck, it has to be the supremely ambitious venture, Brahmastra.

The film has technically been in the works for almost 4 years and faces multiple delays due to multiple reasons. But finally, we know that the film is set to release on 9th September 2022.

However, today was a special day as the motion poster of Brahmastra - Part One: Shiva was released. So far, the logo was released and known but finally with this motion poster, we finally have a look at Ranbir Kapoor's character of Shiva and also hear the voice of Alia Bhatt's character Isha-

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bweRG6WueuM

We know the film is planned and executed on a large scale but the motion poster was just the right reminder of the same as special effects were in abundance as Kapoor stood tall with a trishul as Shiva.

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Alison @BaAZiGar0

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after hearing about this movie for the last 5 years, i expected more tbh. i just hope ayan doesnt go bankrupt if this movie doesnt do well.

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