Rama Ayodhya OTT release date - Here's when to stream Aha's latest documentary
Rama Ayodhya OTT release date - Rama Ayodhya is a documentary shot extensively in Ayodhya and is based on the 16 virtues of Lord Rama.
Apr 15, 2024
Rama Ayodhya
Aha is churning out shows one after the other, and its latest film, Premalu's dubbed version, has taken a solid start on the Telugu platform. This time, things are special as it is all set to premiere a new documentary, Rama Ayodhya, on April 17, 2024, which also happens to be Srirama Navami.
Latest update on Aha's new documentary Rama Ayodhya
The special aspect of the series is that it is shot on the 16 virtues of Lord Rama in Ayodhya extensively. National Film Award winner Satyakashi Bhargava has written this documentary on a massive scale. The makers say that the way the documentary has been shot and narrated will impress everyone big time.
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Rama Ayodhya's technical crew details
Speaking about the documentary, author Satyakashi Bhargava said that Rama Ayodhya will showcase the important qualities of Lord Ram. He also adds that the audience will get to see some important places in Ayodhya that not many have explored before. "This documentary is going to be very special, and I am sure the Telugu audience will love it", says Bhargava.
On the other hand, director Krishna adds that the holy places showcased in the documentary are very important and educative. "We have narrated the documentary in such a simple manner that people from all age groups can watch it without any doubts," says Krishna.
Aha has bought the rights to this documentary for a decent price and has pinned hopes that more audiences will watch the documentary and learn about our ancient past. The news is also that Aha has readied some special promotional material that will be released in the days to come. For now, Rama Ayodhya will be out on April 17, 2024 on Aha.
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