Varanasi Mahesh Babu Gears Up for His Most Powerful Role Yet

Varanasi : Mahesh Babu stars in SS Rajamouli’s next movie Varanasi, which is already generating news as a historic undertaking in Indian cinema. The movie will be officially announced during a big ceremony in Hyderabad in November 2025. It promises to be a mix of mythological grandeur, time-travel adventure, and a very spiritual story.

Varanasi

Mahesh Babu as Rudhra in A Mythic Explorer

Mahesh Babu’s character, Rudhra, is at the center of Varanasi, and fans were shocked by his initial look. He is seen with a trident and riding a bull that is charging at him. This is a symbolic reference to Nandi, Lord Shiva’s sacred bull.

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Varanasi Time Travel

The teaser’s story that spans time is one of the most interesting parts of it. The story is said to take place in several different times, such as 512 CE, the Treta Yuga, and even before history began.
These temporal leaps suggest a mission that connects old tales to modern problems, maybe incorporating a magical herb or a holy quest.

A Big Production Varanasi

Rajamouli hasn’t held back on the show. The movie is being made for IMAX GT, which means that some scenes will be shot in a high-quality large format to make the scale come to life.
The stage for the Hyderabad event reproduced elements of Varanasi’s ghats, setting the spiritual tone right from the start.

Strong Supporting Cast

  • Hero – Mahesh Babu
    • Mahesh Babu plays a character named Rudhra in Varanasi.
  • Heroine – Priyanka Chopra
    • Priyanka Chopra is cast as Mandakini.
  • Villain – Prithviraj Sukumaran
    • The antagonist is Kumbha, played by Prithviraj Sukumaran.

The rest of the cast is just as notable as Mahesh Babu. Mandakini, portrayed by Priyanka Chopra Jonas, is shown as a strong yet enigmatic character. Kumbha is portrayed by Prithviraj Sukumaran, who clearly adds energy to the part based on the teaser.

The premise of the Rajamouli-Vijayendra Prasad-coproduced movie draws inspiration from Hindu mythology and exploration.
The soundtrack is being composed by Rajamouli’s longtime collaborator MM Keeravani, who promises a deep, moving score.

The song “Memtone” (or “Memtone”) is about

  • There is currently no trustworthy public information available regarding the Varanasi song “Memtone.”
  • M. M. Keeravani, a highly skilled composer who has previously collaborated with Rajamouli, wrote the music for Varanasi.
  • Some (not entirely trustworthy) websites suggest a song named “Globe Trotter” that is connected to Varanasi.

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