Renowned figures from Bollywood, Rajasthan cinema, and the global film industry will participate in this festival. Mask TV’s OTT platform’s channel producer, Mansi Bhatt, and the lead actor of the film “Hindutva,” the devotional singer Anup Jalota, will be specially present at the event.

Mansie Bhatt, channel producer for Mask TV’s OTT platform, expresses pride in being invited to participate in the Amodini Film Festival in Jaipur. She emphasizes that the film “Hindutva” is a beautifully crafted piece that raises awareness about the truths of today. Bhatt encourages every family to watch the film, highlighting its profound impact on the thoughts of young individuals in Hindu households and its substantial societal influence.

Responding to a question about the event, Anup Jalota, the devotional singer and lead actor in “Hindutva,” describes this moment as a deeply peaceful time. He expresses satisfaction that the film, which aims to make people aware of Hindutva and stay informed about the realities of today, is coming to fruition. The film not only conveys a message but also provides entertainment, ensuring it is created for everyone.

Providing additional insights, film publicist Sanjay Bhushan Patiyala shares that “Hindutva” is a film that encompasses messages, entertainment, and is designed for a universal audience. The information was conveyed during a press conference related to the event.

The ‘Hindutva’ film team, featuring devotional singer Anup Jalota, Ashish Sharma, producer Anju Bhatt, Chiranjeevi Bhatt, writer and director Karan Razdan, and the channel producer of Mask TV OTT platform, Mansie Bhatt, will grace the occasion in Jaipur. The participants in the marathon, representing Mask TV’s team, will proudly display the logo of ‘Hindutva’ on their T-shirts, adding a unique touch to this grand event.

The 15th AU Jaipur Marathon, supported by AU Small Finance Bank and organized by World Trade Park and Sanskriti Yuva Sanstha, is set to take place on February 4th. The marathon’s organizer, Pt. Suresh Mishra, anticipates the participation of a large number of working women, along with athletes and students from around the world. This edition of the AU Jaipur Marathon holds special significance as it is dedicated to the national awareness of the Ram Temple. Participants will also wear T-shirts bearing the name of Lord Rama, symbolizing their dedication to the cause.

As a gesture of encouragement, Mask TV OTT platform will distribute rewards worth one crore rupees during the marathon, utilizing subscription coupon codes. For Anju Bhatt, the producer of the ‘Hindutva’ film, participating in the AU Jaipur Marathon holds a special place in her heart, as she is a native of Jaipur, an alumna of Maharani College, and a former student leader and topper of the college. Anju Bhatt expresses her enthusiasm for being a part of the marathon and sees this opportunity as a remarkable one.

The lead actor of the film, Ashish Sharma, who also hails from Jaipur, is making a mark in the Indian cinema world. Bhajan Samrat Anup Jalota expresses his joy about the event, stating that it is a moment of immense happiness for him. He emphasizes the triple delight of being a widely recognized devotional singer, playing a significant role in the ‘Hindutva’ film, and, most importantly, having the honor to flag off the AU Jaipur Marathon, dedicated to the consciousness of the Ram Temple. He sees this as a profound moment for the Hindu heart, as it signifies spreading the voice of Hinduism to numerous countries worldwide.

In summary, the AU Jaipur Marathon promises to be a spectacular event, bringing together diverse talents and celebrating the spirit of ‘Hindutva’ on a global stage.

Mask TV OTT has maintained its dominance in this competitive era by consistently airing new films that align with the expectations of various audience segments. Now, towards the end of the year, a new gift is being presented to the viewers by this OTT platform.

The free streaming of the film “Bilal” on Mask TV is a gesture of appreciation for the audience. Mansie Bhatt, the creative director of Mask TV OTT, describes “Bilal” as the story of a warrior who faced numerous struggles in his childhood. He was thrown out of his home with his younger sister and had to fight through his hardships. Eventually, Bilal triumphs over his struggles and reclaims his lost kingdom.

“Bilal” is an animated film based on true events, and it is hoped that just like the previous projects that received immense love from the audience, Bilal will also receive similar adoration.

Mask TV OTT has completed a year this month and has managed to establish a solid identity among viewers in just one year. Mānsī Bhaṭṭ mentions that they released a film on this platform during the Cricket World Cup, which was widely appreciated by the audience. This indicates that if your content is compelling, audiences will undoubtedly flock to watch it.

Their journey of delivering contents started with the release of Mission 70 (story of a spy with a rich legacy of patriotism yet caught crooning with the enemy).

Mansie Bhatt (producer of the channel) handles the execution, projection and production of the content for streaming. She is known for the first ever semi reality show based on the trans women. Then she ticked another long list of Mask TV originals named Mussoorie House, Bhookh, Kahani ek Janwar ki, Pratha, Bhalessa, Leech and last but not the least a big controversial project Azamgarh, a terror story of a brilliant student misled terror cleric played by Pankaj Tripathi.

Another masterpiece named Ragad Bhassad and Raktneeti web series woven around politically misconstructed youth losing up to the path of crime.

The sole responsibility of the content that streams on mask TV is maintaining the class of content when it comes to nudity and abusive language. In the competitive world of cinema where delivering class content is not at all an easy task, Mask TV handles it with sheer grace. There are many other cinematic artpiece like Baba, a series that revolved around an army officer father and his deceased wife killed by the political mafia.

During World cricket, MASK TV original LBW made a fantastic entry for cricket and comedy lovers.

Around more than three hundred movies and numerous web series have been uploaded. The newest web series named NUKKAD, showcases the beauty of the small town love stories challenged by social prejudices and norms streaming since the 8th of December.

A big congratulations to the Mask TV for completing a year as you shine brightly by overcoming every hurdle.

Despite its slow narrative pace, the series captivates audiences by intricately weaving an interesting storyline that keeps viewers engaged. Each episode progresses as if the characters are living their real lives.

“Nukkad” is a stage where everyone lives their own character, each with a unique story to tell—where truth and lies coexist, mirroring life itself. Life, like this series, has no clear beginning or end; it’s the journey in between, showcasing that each of us has a different story to tell and diverse roles to play. The series beautifully portrays this diversity, where attraction shifts from the beautiful to the mundane, exploring the maze of emotions trapped between these characters.

Throughout most episodes, the series maintains a dark and melancholic cinematic tone, successfully presenting its themes with grace and beauty.

Directed by Abhik Benazir, the series concludes tragically. The cinematography maintains an aesthetic tone, reflecting the characters’ blend of desire and melancholy.

The series adeptly explains its complex subject matter due to ample spacing between scenes, making it easily comprehensible.

Ranjit’s character, played by Ved Prakash, delivers commendable acting, portraying the nuances of a street play artist, showcasing the play of perspectives in his village. Characters fluctuate between positive and negative shades throughout the series. Initially, dialogues remain common, reflecting the everydayness of our lives, which renders it more relatable.

Scenes of the scenic village, nature’s beauty where ordinary people live their character-driven lives, make it a nostalgic and relatable watch for common folk.

The main cast includes Sanam Ziya, Trupti Sahu, Imran Hussain, Apala Bisht, Ved Prakash, Rohit Banerjee, Sagar Saini, Preeti Sharma, Rubina Khan, Sunil Saini, Priyanka Kashyap, Vishal Singh, Karan Mehra, and Satish. Ashok Panda serves as the cinematographer, while Vinit Mishra and Akshay Yagnik are the creative directors. Joy Datta and Rudra Majumdar handle the music, bringing a unique flair to the series.

Under the banner of Tag Productions, producers Anju Bhatt and Chiranjeev Bhatt introduce a fresh concept with this series.