Krishnavataram: Part 1-Hridayam is set for a global theatrical release with WFAC and Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar’s mentorship.
Krishnavataram: Part 1-Hridayam is preparing for a worldwide theatrical journey after receiving a positive response during its theatrical release in India. The first instalment of the planned Krishnavataram trilogy will now reach international audiences through a new cultural partnership involving the World Forum for Art and Culture (WFAC).
The project has also received the guidance and support of Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, founder of The Art of Living. Gurudev has joined the initiative as a mentor to producer Dr. Sajan Raj Kurup and Creative Lands, bringing his vision and cultural perspective to the film’s international journey.
From Indian Theatres to a Global Audience
The devotional film explores the spiritual and cultural world associated with Lord Krishna. Following its run in India, the makers are now planning to take the story to viewers across different parts of the world.
The international expansion is expected to focus particularly on the Indian diaspora as well as audiences interested in Indian mythology, spirituality, cinema and culture. The film is planned to reach viewers in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu and English.
Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar Joins the Initiative
The association with Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar adds a significant cultural dimension to the project. Gurudev, who appreciated the film and its vision, has taken on the role of mentor to Dr. Sajan Raj Kurup and Creative Lands.
The collaboration was formally established in Gurudev’s presence, with Creative Lands and WFAC entering into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The partnership aims to support the film’s wider international journey while connecting cinema with India’s artistic and cultural heritage.
A Film Expanding Into a Cultural Movement
According to the makers, Krishnavataram: Part 1-Hridayam is being positioned as more than a conventional feature film. The team hopes to develop the project into a broader cultural movement combining cinema, art and India’s spiritual legacy.
The international theatrical tour will serve as the first major step in this vision. By taking the story beyond India’s borders, the creators aim to introduce global audiences to the cultural traditions and philosophical ideas surrounding Krishna.
Gurudev Shares His Vision of Krishna
Speaking about the project, Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar described Krishna as an expression of divine attraction and the deeper Self. He also connected Krishna’s birth within an individual to the realization that life and the world are part of a larger divine play, or Leela.
His involvement is expected to further strengthen the project’s connection with audiences seeking a spiritual and cultural interpretation of Krishna’s story.
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Producer Dr. Sajan Raj Kurup on Taking Indian Culture Worldwide
Producer Dr. Sajan Raj Kurup expressed gratitude for Gurudev’s support and said the film represents an opportunity to showcase Indian culture to audiences around the world.
He described the long-term goal as creating a global platform that celebrates India’s cinema, art, cultural traditions and legacy. The team believes the international release can help introduce these elements to viewers from diverse backgrounds.
WFAC’s Role in the Global Journey
The World Forum for Art and Culture, established in September 2020 under The Art of Living, works as an international cultural platform focused on bringing artists, performers and art enthusiasts together.
Its involvement provides Krishnavataram: Part 1-Hridayam with a wider cultural framework as the film moves towards its international theatrical release. The collaboration seeks to create a connection between contemporary filmmaking and India’s long-standing artistic and intellectual traditions.
Beginning of a Larger International Vision
The makers believe Krishnavataram: Part 1-Hridayam can serve as an entry point for international audiences into the expansive world of Krishna and India’s cultural heritage. The film’s global theatrical journey is intended to preserve its spiritual essence while presenting its themes to modern audiences.
With the WFAC partnership and Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar’s mentorship, the first chapter of the Krishnavataram trilogy is now entering a new phase—one that aims to take India’s epic cultural storytelling to audiences across the globe.
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