Mumbai – Shreyas Talpade, the versatile actor acclaimed for his prowess in both comedy and intense roles, is set to captivate audiences with his upcoming magnum opus, "Ajagrath." After his successful stint as the Hindi voice for stylish star Allu Arjun in "Pushpa," Shreyas Talpade is gearing up for another cinematic extravaganza.

Titled "Ajagrath," the film boasts the tagline, "The Shadows Behind The Darkness," promising a gripping narrative that delves into unexplored realms. The powerful title is complemented by an equally striking tagline, hinting at the intrigue and suspense that awaits audiences.

Adding to the allure of "Ajagrath" is the inclusion of renowned Kannada actress Radhika Kumaraswamy, wife of former Karnataka Chief Minister, in the pivotal female lead role. The stellar ensemble cast also includes the talents of Sunil, Rao Ramesh, Jagapati Babu, Adithya Menon, Devraj, Achut Kumar, Sai Kumar, Samudra Kani, Mohan Lal, and other prominent South Indian stars, each contributing to the movie's grandeur.

Director Shashidhar has meticulously planned the film on a grand scale, with expansive set constructions to bring the vision of "Ajagrath" to life. This venture marks M Shashidhar's debut in Bollywood and is produced by Ravi Raj, promising a cinematic spectacle that transcends boundaries.

In a unique birthday celebration, the team has unveiled the character poster of the leading lady, Radhika Kumaraswamy, in seven different languages, including Hindi, underscoring the film's multilingual appeal.

"Ajagrath" is poised to be an action-packed thriller, featuring a surprise Bollywood actor alongside Shreyas Talpade. The identity of this notable actor is set to be revealed shortly, heightening the anticipation surrounding the film.

This cinematic venture is a milestone for Shreyas Talpade, marking his first Pan India film, set to release in seven different languages. With a compelling storyline, an exceptional cast, and visionary direction, "Ajagrath" is poised to set new benchmarks in the world of Indian cinema.