'45' trailer: Shivarajkumar, Upendra, Raj B Shetty starrer unleashes deep questions, promises a bold film

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 Shivarajkumar, Upendra, Raj B Shetty starrer unleashes deep questions, promises a bold film

The trailer for '45', starring Shivarajkumar, Upendra, and Raj B Shetty, has ignited discussions with its philosophical exploration of life, death, and karma. Shivarajkumar's surprising portrayal in a female role has particularly sparked debate, hinting at the film's bold and thought-provoking narrative. This pan-Indian buzz suggests a significant cinematic experience.

The official trailer of the film '45', which fans have been eagerly awaiting for many days, has been released and has sparked a huge debate on social media and film fraternity. The trailer clearly suggests that the film will move away from the usual mass action and heroism and focus on deeper questions of life and death, human choices, karma, and its consequences.

The combination of three powerful actors - Shivarajkumar, Upendra, and Raj B Shetty - has created expectations that '45' will not be an ordinary entertainer, but a thought-provoking experience.

A tale of fate, karma, and consequences

The 2-minute 28-second trailer begins with a scene that briefly symbolizes human life from birth to death. Upendra's voiceover, "Every action we take has a consequence," sets the philosophical foundation of the film. Raj B Shetty appears as an ordinary man, traveling the narrow path of life.

The trailer moves as if unknown forces are guiding the characters, raising the question of what our decision is and what is fate's handiwork.

45 Official Trailer Hindi | Dr.Shivarajkumar | Upendra | Raj B Shetty | Arjun Janya | Suraj

Shivarajkumar’s striking transformation sparks debate

One scene in the last part of the trailer is the one that is being talked about the most. Shivarajkumar's appearance in the female role of a Bharatanatyam artist has surprised the fans. There are heated debates on the internet about whether this is an incarnation of Mohini, a symbol of Arthanareeswarar, or a metaphor pointing to the dual nature of karma.

This change, left unexplained, further adds to the film's mystery and philosophical depth.

'45' builds a pan-Indian buzz

Speaking at the trailer launch, Shivarajkumar said, “I approached this character with fear and devotion. The feelings I had during my first film came back. ‘45’ demanded complete dedication from me as an actor,” he said eloquently. He revealed his dedication when he said that some scenes were shot even during his medical treatment. The '45' trailer has been clocking quick views on the video streaming platform, which is seen as a sure sign that the Kannada film will become a pan-Indian cinematic experience.

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