Student of Military School, International Brand Ambassador of Sanskrit, the Cultural Ambassador of the World, Sanskrit Shiromani and Sanskrit Mahanayak Maharishi Aazaad has announced the biggest International film of the world The Buddhist on Lord Buddha and Buddhism, which originated from Hindu Religion in India. Through The Mega English Movie The Buddhist, Maharishi Aazaad’s aim is to promote the importance of Buddhism all over the World. The 70 percent of the film will be shot in Japan and South Korea, whereas the remaining film will be shot in other countries depending on the Covid-19 situation in those countries.
The Buddhist will be Written, Edited and Directed by International Brand Ambassador of Sanskrit and the Cultural Ambassador of World Maharishi Aazaad. The film will be produced by one of the most eminent female personalities of India, Sanskrit Bharati, Sanskrit Bhushan Sanskrit Ratna producer of Rashtraputra and Aham Brahmasmi Kamini Dube and International Film Company Mother Pictures UK.
Maharishi Aazaad had already done the work to promote the Sanatan Culture and indianism through his film Aham Brahmasmi, which is the first mainstream Sanskrit film of the World.
In 2018, To bring forward the personality of the greatest revolutionary Chandrashekhar Azad on the World Stage, Student of Military School, International brand ambassador of Sanskrit, Sanskrit Mahanayak Maharishi Aazaad created the film Rashtraputra.
In 2019, To protect, project and promote Sanskrit Language all over the world, Maharishi Aazaad created the world's first mainstream Sanskrit film Aham Brahmasmi. The reason behind marking the Sanskrit film was to rejuvenate the long lost Sanskrit language. Through the proclamation of Sanskrit Film Aham Brahmasmi, the Brahma Vakya of Vedas has reached every corner of the World.
Because of the Coronavirus Pandemic, millions of people have lost their lives. Today the whole world is tackling the chaos of the Coronavirus Pandemic. It is by the teachings of Lord Buddha, one must learn the fact to live peacefully, carefully and with a meditative mind. To spread the teachings and wisdom of Lord Buddha and to tribute the life of Lord Buddha. Sanskrit Mahanayak Maharishi Aazaad has now reached Himachal Pradesh for the location scout of his upcoming International Mega English movie The Buddhist. The film will be based on Buddha and Buddhism. The film is planned to be released in the year of 2022 across the world in Japanese (Titled as Bukkyō), English (Titled as The Buddhist) and Hindi (Titled as Buddham Saranam Gachchami).
Every measure is being taken carefully by the production team for the successful research, writing and casting of the film in this coronavirus period with all the safety measures and protocols.
The film will be shot in several important locations of the world such as Japan and South Korea. Depending on the future Covid-19 conditions in some countries, if the coronavirus situation gets controlled in future, the film will be shot in Vietnam, Singapore,Indonesia, Cambodia, India as well.
Maharishi Aazaad is currently going through several locations in the state of Himachal Pradesh to Meet several Buddhist religious Saints. In the upcoming days, the casting of the film is going to take place in South Korea and Japan. Currently, Casting and Storyboarding of the film is taking place in Himachal Pradesh. After finishing the pre-production of the film, Maharishi Aazaad will head towards Japan, to scout the best locations available for the film's shooting.
It is a notable fact that Maharishi Aazaad's first film, Masterpiece Rashtraputra was showcased at 72nd International Cannes Film Festival, which earned huge applause from the audience.
Maharishi Aazaad's Sanskrit film Aham Brahmasmi has been honored by several prestigious institutions likeDharma Sangh Shiksha Mandal in Varanasi, Banaras Hindu University in Varanasi, Ahmedabad Management Association, Samskrita Bharati in Ahmedabad, Sampurnanand Sanskrit University in Varanasi, Paniniya Shodh Sansthan in Bilaspur and Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi.
