Siddharth Jadhav to play the lead role in ‘Bajrangi’, poster out!

The striking poster of the upcoming Marathi film *Bajrangi* has been unveiled, sparking curiosity about the film’s story. The poster features a grand idol of Lord Hanuman, a young man standing before it, saffron flags fluttering all around, and a fort in the background. This arresting visual composition hints at a mysterious backdrop to the film’s narrative.

The larger-than-life image of Hanuman immediately captures attention. Standing with his back to the idol, the young man is seen holding a saffron cloth. The imposing figure of Hanuman on one side, the fort and saffron flags on the other, and the golden light spreading across the sky lend the poster a powerful, cinematic appeal. The visual appears to offer a glimpse into a significant event in the young man’s life.

What is the young man’s connection with Hanuman? What incident changes the course of his life? And what story lies behind this grand setting? The poster raises several questions while the makers have carefully chosen not to reveal too much about the plot.

Siddharth Jadhav will be seen in the titular role of *Bajrangi*. It remains to be seen what turn his character will bring to the film’s story. The actor is set to appear before audiences in a distinct and compelling new avatar.

Directed by Tejas Lokhande and written by Hemant Edalabadkar, *Bajrangi* is produced by Avantika Cine Enterprises. While the poster offers a few important clues about the film’s narrative, the complete story and the journey of its characters will unfold only on screen.

Speaking about the film, director Tejas Lokhande said, “The story of *Bajrangi* begins with an incident that raises several questions in itself. It follows the journey of a man caught between faith and disbelief. Through this journey, audiences will witness a series of unexpected events in his life. With the poster, we have tried to create curiosity without revealing too much about the story. We hope the film offers audiences a unique cinematic experience.”

By Keerti Kadam