RNS: In an era dominated by films showcasing violence, action, and hatred, producer-director Rajan Luthra’s Hollywood film Mahayogi delivers a powerful message of peace, love, and unity. The film, which premiered in theaters across India this week, was released by Rakesh Sabharwal of Prince Movies, with supervision by Narendra Sharma.
Produced under the banner of Triloc Films Inc. USA, Mahayogi tells a heartwarming story about the importance of living in harmony and avoiding conflict. The film’s core message emphasizes that humanity must choose peace over war, urging that no two countries should ever engage in war.
Despite its spiritual-sounding title, Mahayogi is not a spiritual movie. Rajan Luthra plays a character reminiscent of Lord Shiva, the central figure in the narrative. The film portrays the divine anguish at the strife caused by politics, religion, casteism, apartheid, and racial discrimination. As global tensions rise, with wars threatening neighboring countries and violence spreading, Mahayogi urges humanity to awaken and reject conflict in favor of peace.
The movie sets the stage for the end of Kalyug and the beginning of Satyug, symbolizing a new era of love and global unity. The film advocates for breaking free from societal divisions and embracing mutual love and understanding as the key to a better future.
With captivating scenes shot in iconic American cities like San Francisco and Los Angeles, as well as scenic locations in Haridwar and Kedarnath, Mahayogi offers both a visual treat and an important societal message. Producer-director Rajan Luthra’s film aims to spread the divine message that God resides in unity and love, making it a must-watch for audiences seeking positive change in the world.
