Krishnavataram Actress Sanskruti Jayana Spreads Joy And Kindness At Leprosy Centre

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Jayana made her big Bollywood debut with Krishnavataram. She won the hearts of millions with her performance as Satyabhama. While the audience knows stories of Radha and Krishna, she educated people about Satyabhama’s journey, unconditional love and other personal emotions. Understanding the importance of kindness and believing in spreading joy, Sanskruti visited a leprosy centre and spent time with specially abled children, an experience she described as deeply emotional and grounding. The actress shared pictures and videos from the visit on her Instagram. After the release of Krishnavataram, Sanskruti has been busy with its promotions.

Krishnavataram actress Sanskruti Jayana visits leprosy centre, spreads joy

Sharing glimpses from the visit on social media, the actress wrote, “Somewhere between the love, success and chaos of this journey, spending time at a leprosy centre and with mentally challenged children felt the most grounding. Leprosy slowly takes away feeling from the body, yet I met people carrying so much warmth, softness and love in their hearts. Some blessed us with hands marked by pain, but eyes full of kindness.”

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She added, “And the children... so innocent, so pure, so unfiltered in the way they laugh, dance, love and express joy. They feel everything so honestly, without fear or performance. We took Krishnavataram and its love to them, danced together, laughed together... and somewhere in between, life felt simpler, quieter and far more meaningful.”

All you need to know about Krishnavataram movie

Krishnavataram also starred Siddharth Gupta as Krishna, Sushmita Bhatt as Radha and Nivaashiyni Krishnan as Rukmini. The film was reportedly made on a budget of around Rs 50 crore. Despite the modest budget, the film’s visual effects were being lauded by the audience. The film was written by Prakash Kapadia and Raam Mori, while Ayananka Bose served as the cinematographer. Prasad S worked on the film's music, and Chokkas Bhaardwaj was behind the movie's production design. Krishnavataram’s India gross collection is said to be above Rs 10 crore.

Krishnavataram film trilogy

While the first part is titled Hridayam, the next two installments will focus on other aspects of Krishna’s life. Reportedly, the trilogy plans to cover Krishna's life, with the final part dedicated to his soul and the Bhagavad Gita.Directed by Hardik Gajjar, Krishnavataram was presented and produced by Creativeland Studios Entertainment’s Sajan Raj Kurup and Shobha Sant, along with Poonam Shroff and Parth Gajjar of Athashrikatha Motion Pictures.