5 enthralling reasons to watch Rashtra Kavach Om
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5 enthralling reasons to watch Rashtra Kavach Om
* Bollywood Reporter
The action avatar of the nation’s hearthrob Aditya Roy Kapur and stunning Sanjana Sanghi in Rashtra Kavach OM has been creating a massive buzz all around and the audience is impatiently waiting for its theatrical release.
Helmed by Kapil Verma, the film revolves around Aditya playing the role of Om- an undefeatable soldier fighting to prove his father’s innocence along with protecting the nation.
Here are 5 enthralling reasons to watch this high-octane action entertainer.
1) Aditya Roy Kapur’s physical transformation
-Aditya Roy Kapur’s body transformation is the hot-talk of the industry since his look was revealed. His professional training in martial arts, various forms of fighting and his strict diet regime made this toned and rugged hunk avatar possible.
2) Power-packed action stunts
-The film has some wait-worthy action stunts that has left everyone in awe, already. The trailer amused the audience to no extent from their high-action packed fights and heavy guns firing, the trailer has left the audience intrigued to see what the film holds in for them.
3)Aditya and Sanjana’s sizzling chemistry
The leading-duo will be seen sharing the silver screen for the first time. The hot and sizzling chemistry between Aditya Roy Kapur and Sanjana Sanghi has been quite prominent in the trailer as well as their recently released romantic track- Saasein Dene Aana depicted.
4) Sanjana Sanghi’s debut action avatar.
From her romantic role in Dil Bechara to being an actioner in Om her career is experiencing a paradigm shift in an early stage. The film will notify Sanjana’s first ever action-avatar for which she underwent gun training and hand-to-hand combat training.
5) A movie that upholds every emotion
-The film takes you on a roller coaster ride of every emotion, it evokes a feeling of patriotism along with abundance of family emotion, you will be weeping one moment and smiling with pride the next.
