Adipurush 3D at Victory Cinema Adipurush brings an epic story of courage, devotion, sacrifice and the victory of good over evil to the big screen through a large-scale mythological action adventure. Inspired by the Ramayana, the film follows Raghava as he undertakes a dangerous journey to rescue Janaki from Lankesh, the ruler of Lanka. Victory Cinema presents Adipurush in Telugu 3D for audiences from across Bengaluru. Written and directed by Om Raut, the film stars Prabhas as Raghava, Kriti Sanon as Janaki, Saif Ali Khan as Lankesh, Sunny Singh as Shesh and Devdatta Nage as Bajrang. The cast also includes Sonal Chauhan, Siddharth Kiran Karnick and Vatsal Sheth. Produced by Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar, Om Raut, Prasad Sutar and Rajesh Nair under the T-Series Films and Retrophiles banners, Adipurush was filmed in Telugu and Hindi and designed as a 3D theatrical presentation. The Telugu version was distributed by UV Creations. The film opened in cinemas on June 16, 2023. Its Indian theatrical listing identifies it as an action, adventure and mythological film with a U certificate, 2D and 3D formats and an approximately two-hour-and-fifty-nine-minute runtime. Prabhas as Raghava Prabhas plays Raghava, the exiled prince whose strength is inseparable from his commitment to dharma. Removed from the comforts of the royal palace, Raghava accepts the hardships of forest life alongside Janaki and Shesh. His journey changes when Janaki is taken to Lanka by Lankesh. Raghava must cross unfamiliar territory, gather allies and prepare for a confrontation against a ruler protected by a powerful kingdom and an enormous army. The character’s heroism is not based only upon physical strength or skill with a bow. Raghava inspires loyalty because he remains committed to justice even when personally confronted with grief, separation and uncertainty. Prabhas brings the commanding screen presence associated with large-scale action spectacles to a role defined by dignity, courage and responsibility. The official Telugu trailer places Raghava at the centre of sweeping landscapes, devotional moments and battles involving armies, flying creatures and formidable opponents. Kriti Sanon as Janaki Kriti Sanon plays Janaki, Raghava’s wife and the emotional centre of his mission. Her abduction creates the central conflict, but Janaki is presented as a figure of courage and inner strength rather than merely someone waiting to be rescued. Separated from Raghava and held within Lanka, she faces Lankesh without surrendering her faith or dignity. Her confidence becomes a form of resistance against a ruler accustomed to receiving obedience from everyone around him. The relationship between Raghava and Janaki is expressed through devotion, memory and the certainty that their separation will not be permanent. Their bond gives emotional meaning to the armies, journeys and battles surrounding them. Songs such as Ram Sita Ram and Priya Mithunam highlight the affection and spiritual connection between the two characters, offering quieter passages within the film’s large-scale adventure. Saif Ali Khan as Lankesh Saif Ali Khan portrays Lankesh, the ruler of Lanka and the principal opponent standing between Raghava and Janaki. Lankesh possesses authority, intelligence and extraordinary power, supported by a kingdom that appears almost impossible to enter or defeat. His confidence comes from the belief that ordinary rules do not apply to him. The abduction of Janaki becomes both a personal act and a challenge to Raghava, setting in motion a conflict that extends far beyond the two men. Lankesh’s kingdom is presented through immense structures, dark interiors, aerial movement and a heavily armed force. The film’s fantasy design separates Lanka visually from the forests and natural spaces through which Raghava travels. The confrontation between Raghava and Lankesh represents more than a battle for power. It places restraint against arrogance, devotion against possession and dharma against the misuse of strength. Sunny Singh as Shesh Sunny Singh plays Shesh, Raghava’s devoted younger brother and constant companion during exile. Shesh stands beside Raghava through hardship, danger and the search for Janaki. His loyalty is active rather than symbolic. He protects the family, participates in battle and offers support when the scale of the mission appears overwhelming. Shesh’s presence gives Raghava someone who understands both his royal identity and the responsibilities accepted during exile. Their brotherhood becomes an important part of the story’s emotional foundation. The official campaign presents Shesh as a skilled warrior prepared to confront the forces of Lanka without hesitation. His bow, alertness and determination make him an essential participant in the rescue mission. Devdatta Nage as Bajrang Devdatta Nage plays Bajrang, the powerful devotee whose faith in Raghava is matched by extraordinary courage and physical strength. Bajrang becomes one of the most important allies in the journey towards Lanka. His ability to cross vast distances, enter enemy territory and confront overwhelming danger gives the mission hope when ordinary routes appear impossible. His devotion is not dependent upon reward or recognition. Bajrang acts because he believes in Raghava’s purpose and accepts service itself as an honour. The character also creates some of the film’s largest visual moments. His leaps, battles and movement across enormous landscapes are particularly suited to the depth and scale of a 3D presentation. The Vanara army prepares for battle Raghava’s mission cannot be completed alone. He joins forces with Bajrang and the Vanara army, creating an alliance strong enough to challenge Lanka. The army includes warriors with different abilities, personalities and responsibilities. Their unity grows from a shared commitment to Raghava’s cause and the belief that Lankesh’s actions cannot remain unanswered. The journey towards Lanka requires courage, planning and collective effort. Vast natural barriers separate the army from its destination, forcing the group to achieve what initially appears impossible. The final Telugu trailer emphasises the movement from separation and preparation towards open warfare, presenting armies, weapons, burning battlefields and confrontations created for the scale of the cinema screen. A mythological world created for 3D Adipurush was promoted as a 3D theatrical experience, using digital environments, motion-capture work and visual effects to present kingdoms, forests, creatures and large armies. The format adds depth to landscapes, airborne movement and battle formations. Arrows travel through layered environments, armies extend into the distance and characters move through spaces designed to appear larger than ordinary human surroundings. Lanka’s structures, Raghava’s forest journey and the movement of the Vanara forces create contrasting visual worlds. The 3D presentation helps distinguish foreground action from the expansive environments behind it. Large-scale confrontations involving warriors, mythical creatures and aerial movement gain additional spatial impact on the big screen. The presentation is designed to surround audiences with the scale of the journey rather than reducing it to a conventional period setting. Music of devotion and courage The songs of Adipurush are composed by Ajay–Atul and Sachet–Parampara, while Sanchit Balhara and Ankit Balhara are credited with the background score. Jai Shri Ram functions as a powerful musical expression of faith and collective courage. Its chanting, percussion and large chorus accompany images of Raghava and the forces gathering behind him. Ram Sita Ram focuses upon the relationship between Raghava and Janaki, presenting their love through separation, memory and devotion. The song was released ahead of the film’s theatrical opening as part of its official campaign. Priya Mithunam offers another emotional dimension to their relationship, while Shivoham brings a devotional and spiritual quality to the soundtrack. The songs are closely connected to the film’s characters and themes rather than existing only as independent musical sequences. In a theatre, the chanting, orchestration and percussion can create a shared experience suited to the scale of the story. Telugu 3D theatrical presentation Victory Cinema presents Adipurush in Telugu 3D, allowing audiences to experience Prabhas and the principal cast in the Telugu-language presentation for which the film was simultaneously created. The Telugu dialogue retains the emotional force of Raghava’s promises, Bajrang’s devotion, Shesh’s loyalty and Lankesh’s challenges. The language also connects naturally with Prabhas’ large Telugu audience. The 3D format is especially suited to the film’s arrows, aerial movement, vast armies, mythical landscapes and battle sequences. Viewers can experience the visual scale together with the music and sound design in a theatrical environment. The film carries a U certificate in India. Its approximately 179-minute runtime provides space for the exile, Janaki’s abduction, the formation of alliances, the journey towards Lanka and the final confrontation. A major Prabhas release for Bengaluru Adipurush arrives as a major theatrical release led by Prabhas, whose title role combines mythological dignity with the scale of an action spectacle. The presence of Kriti Sanon, Saif Ali Khan, Sunny Singh and Devdatta Nage expands the appeal of the ensemble, while Om Raut’s direction presents the familiar epic through a digitally created cinematic world. For Telugu audiences in Bengaluru, the film offers an opportunity to experience Prabhas as Raghava in the language of the original production and in a format intended for the big screen. Victory Cinema welcomes families, groups, Prabhas fans and movie lovers from every part of Bengaluru. Ranked #1 on Google for movie theatres in Bengaluru, Victory Cinema is a destination for major Telugu releases and 3D cinema experiences. Booking directly through victorycinema.in allows audiences to check Adipurush 3D showtimes, choose preferred seats and complete their ticket booking without booking fees. Celebrate the victory of good over evil Adipurush follows Raghava from exile to an extraordinary battle for Janaki’s freedom. Along the way, he gains the loyalty of Bajrang, the support of the Vanara army and the strength required to confront Lankesh in his own kingdom. Watch Adipurush 3D in Telugu at Victory Cinema, Bengaluru. Experience Prabhas, Kriti Sanon, Saif Ali Khan, Sunny Singh and Devdatta Nage in a mythological action adventure filled with devotion, courage, music, vast landscapes and large-scale battles. Check showtimes, select your seats and book directly on victorycinema.in without booking fees.