Brahmastra New Poster: Amitabh Bachchan Is "Guru" Of A Desi Lightsaber
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"So much excitement and respect in my heart today, as we launch our Guru poster," wrote Ayan Mukerji
There's still time for the release of Brahmastra trailer but makers of the film decided to quench our curiosity to some degree by sharing a poster of Amitabh Bachchan's character Guru - the master of light. The poster features Big B with a bruised face and a sword of light in his hand. Sharing the poster, the film's director Ayan Mukerji wrote: "Guru (and his Prabhastra - The Sword of Light)." Ayan Mukerji added in his caption: "Since my first meeting with Mr Bachchan in 2016 to discuss Brahmastra, he has always said that he loved the concept of this venture - Ancient Indian Astras which are protected in India Today! This blend of ancient Indian Spirituality and modern India - had really appealed to him, and to my great fortune, he agreed to be a part of Brahmastra"
Per Ayan Mukerji, Big B "changed the destiny of our movie." He added, "By bringing his magnificent energy to our Guru - filling him with grace, wit and wisdom. So much excitement and respect in my heart today, as we launch our Guru poster, and celebrate this collaboration with the greatest of Indian Cinema."
See Ayan Mukerji's post here:
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