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Rama Ayodhya OTT Release Date: Telugu documentary on Lord Rama’s hometown Ayodhya now available for streaming online

Based on a textbook penned by National Film Award winner Satyakashi Bhargava, the 94-minute-long feature film, directed by Krishna S Rama, allows the audience to take a closer look at Lord Rama’s birthplace Ayodhya.

New Delhi: On the merry occasion of Ramnavami 2024, Aha Video treated the fans with a new engaging documentary movie titled Rama Ayodhya.

Happily announcing the flick’s release on its platform, Aha, on Wednesday, took to its official Instagram handle & penned, “Idi Ayodhya Ramudi katha! Watch now On aha!.”

 

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About Rama Ayodhya 

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Based on a textbook penned by National Film Award winner Satyakashi Bhargava, the 94-minute-long feature film, directed by Krishna S Rama, allows the audience to take a closer look at Lord Rama’s birthplace Ayodhya.

Narrated by Bhargava himself, the intuitive digital release makes the viewers learn about several significant yet lesser-known facts about the ancient city & the unbreakable bond it shares with the Rama devotees.

Rama Ayodhya Story

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With Rama Ayodhya, Bhargava takes viewers on an unforgettable spiritual journey into the calming streets of sacred Ayodhya which are home to numerous heritage sites, including the recently reconstructed Rama Temple, that are linked with the Indian epic Valmiki Ramayana.

The Telugu docu movie also beautifully sheds light on the cultural beliefs & traditions of the city’s locals who all have their own ways of worshipping Lord Rama.

Reportedly, events surrounding the reconstruction of Ayodhya’s Ram Mandir & the temple’s unique features are also discussed in Rama Ayodhya.

Rama Ayodhya Trailer

Earlier on Monday, the filmmakers unveiled the much-awaited trailer of Rama Ayodhya which managed to captivate & intrigue Rama devotees within no time.

However, despite fans showing Love & excitement for the movie by showering the comment Box with chants of Jai Shree Ram (Hail Lord Rama), its trailer received an underwhelming reception on YouTube with only 5.5k views in 3 days.