- Directed by Abhishek Sharma
- Written by Abhishek Sharma
- Produced by : Aruna Bhatia, Vikram Malhotra
- Cinematography : Aseem Mishra
- Edited by : Rameshwar S. Bhagat
- Music by : Daniel B. George
- Distributed byZee Studios
- Release date
- 25 October 2022
- Running time 143 minutes
- Country India
- Language Hindi
- Budget ₹85—150 crore Box office
Ram Setu is a throwback to the Hollywood capers from a generation ago, when Harrison Ford or Nicholas Cage would go on a globetrotting adventure to uncover an ancient archaeological secret. Ram Setu takes that genre and blends it with Indian history, mythology, and socio-political commentary. The result is an enjoyable thrill-a-minute ride that is as fun as it is clichéd. But once you look past the flaws in logic, Ram Setu emerges as a fun popcorn adventure, the kind Bollywood hasn’t produced in quite a while
Ram Setu takes the best from the Indiana Jones and National Treasure schools of storytelling and injects some desi action in it. Sadly, it also injects Bollywood’s melodrama. Once you manage to look past all that though, Ram Setu takes you on a fun ride.
Ram Setu story, plot
A source close to the industry told Bollywood life that The central plot of Ram Setu is the discovery of ancient mythological artefacts of Indian culture dating back to the times of Ramayan and Mahabharat. According to reports, it’s a way to honor the country’s origins, faith, and spiritual beliefs.In the film Ram Setu, Akshay Kumar plays an artefact finder who tells the world about the glory of his country. Akshay Kumar plays a character on a mission to unveil artefacts and keep them in front of the whole world. The story in fact promises to take their audience on a journey where they can experience all those things which they have read or heard while growing up.