A new visionary voice rises in Indian cinema as filmmaker Dharam (Dharamendra Singh Gurjar) announces his debut directorial venture, “Maharathi Karna: Ek Yoddha.” The film, written and directed by Dharam himself, one that redefines the mythic grandeur of Indian storytelling.
Produced by Shiva, Kaptan Singh Gurjar, Suresh Gurjar, and Anand Gurjar, this magnum opus will be released in Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, and Kannada, uniting audiences across India through the timeless legend of Karna the warrior who rose above fate through his valor and deeds.
A Vision Rooted in Legacy
Before stepping into direction, Dharam assisted on acclaimed projects like Drishyam 2 and on several advertisements and music videos, gaining hands-on experience in both cinematic narrative and visual storytelling. Now, with Maharathi Karna: Ek Yoddha, he channels years of creative preparation into a larger-than-life vision that blends mythology, emotion, and modern filmmaking.
Speaking about his dream project, Dharam shares, “Karna’s story is the story of every man who fights destiny with dignity. He wasn’t born great he became great through his karma. This film is my tribute to his spirit and to every unsung warrior who chose righteousness over recognition.”
The Birth of a Cinematic Universe
The film marks the first chapter of the Dharam Cinematic Universe (DCU) a universe dedicated to Indian legends, warriors, guardians, and original Indian superheroes.
DCU aims to revive the forgotten valor and emotional depth of Indian history and mythology, presenting them through a modern cinematic lens that connects youth with the country’s timeless heritage.
Dharam explains, “Through DCU, I want to tell the stories that inspire pride, emotion, and faith in our roots.”
An Epic in the Making Maharathi Karna: Ek Yoddha promises to be an emotionally charged, visually grand cinematic experience, with breathtaking visuals, soulful music, and deep human drama at its core. It’s being produced under frozen berg production LLP, and DCU both known for innovative storytelling and cutting-edge creative work.
With this announcement, steps into the spotlight not just as a director but as the architect of a new era of Indian mythic cinema. Prepares to rise on screen. Audiences await the dawn of a universe where courage, destiny, and dharma collide and where heroes are remembered not by birth, but by their deeds.