The enigmatic mystery of 'Ramarasa'

Hebah Patel, making her return to Kannada films, stars in director Giriraj BM’s upcoming thriller alongside Bigg Boss winner Karthik Mahesh.
'Ramarasa' movie poster
'Ramarasa' movie poster
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Hebah Patel, a familiar face in the Kannada film industry thanks to her debut Adhyaksha, alongside actor Sharan, quickly won the hearts of audiences with her charm and screen presence. She later garnered recognition for her role in Kumari 21F, released both in Kannada and Telugu, where she starred alongside Pranam Devaraj. Known for her versatility, Patel has taken on a range of roles across various languages, and now, she’s making a return to Kannada cinema with her new project, Ramarasa.

Produced by Guru Deshpande under the banners of G Cinemas and Seven Star Studios, and directed by National Award-winning filmmaker BM Giriraj, Ramarasa has completed its shooting phase and is currently in post-production. The film is said to be a gripping mix of passion, mystery, and allure, with Patel playing a character that is as enigmatic as it is captivating.

In Ramarasa, which features Bigg Boss winner Karthik Mahesh in the lead role, Hebah’s character is shrouded in mystery and allure. The makers, who recently unveiled the first look of the actor, describe her role as “the seductive illusion of the netherworld,” a character that embodies both beauty and danger. The poetic description of her role adds to the intrigue: “Those who lost to her beauty, those who were swayed by her walk, and those confused by her words... none of them remained on this Earth.”

Hebah Patel
Hebah Patel

Her character is portrayed as an intoxicating force, likened to the illusion of a bee chasing nectar—forever elusive and dangerously captivating. Filmmaker Guru Deshpande, who is also the creative head of the project, explains that Ramarasa delves into themes of desire, mystery, and passion, with Patel at the heart of this emotional storm.

Ramarasa draws inspiration from the rich traditions and stories of Indian mythology, blending epic narratives of fantasy, adventure, morality, love, and optimism. The makers are keen on presenting the film with state-of-the-art technology, and the film has music by BJ Bharath and cinematography by Krishna Kumar.

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