Director: Giorgio Mannini, J. J. Madan
Cast: Rina De Liguoro, Angelo Ferrari, Gianna Terribili-Gonzales, Bruto Castellani, Lydianne
Genre: Mythology
Production Companies: Madan Theatres Ltd., Cines (Rome)
Director of Photography (DOP): Gioacchino Gengarelli
Synopsis:
“Savitri a.k.a. Savitri E Satyvan” is a cinematic exploration of the timeless Hindu mythological tale of Savitri and Satyavan. Set against a backdrop of divine intervention and human devotion, the film delves into the profound love story of Savitri, a virtuous princess, and Satyavan, a humble woodcutter’s son. Their union faces formidable challenges when Satyavan’s life is threatened by the god of death, Yama. Undeterred by fate, Savitri embarks on a courageous journey to confront Yama and reclaim her beloved husband’s life. Through her unwavering love and determination, Savitri demonstrates the triumph of love over death, inspiring generations with her enduring tale of devotion and sacrifice.
Production Details:
Directed by Giorgio Mannini and J. J. Madan, “Savitri a.k.a. Savitri E Satyvan” brings together a talented ensemble cast including Rina De Liguoro, Angelo Ferrari, Gianna Terribili-Gonzales, Bruto Castellani, and Lydianne. Filmed under the banner of Madan Theatres Ltd. and Cines (Rome), the movie promises to transport audiences into the mystical realms of ancient Indian mythology.
Visuals and Cinematography:
Gioacchino Gengarelli’s cinematography captures the ethereal beauty of the mythical landscape, infusing each frame with a sense of wonder and magic. From lush forests to celestial realms, the visual storytelling immerses viewers in the rich tapestry of Savitri and Satyavan’s epic saga.
Impact and Legacy:
“Savitri a.k.a. Savitri E Satyvan” continues to enchant audiences with its timeless tale of love, sacrifice, and divine intervention. Across generations, the film remains a cherished classic, revered for its portrayal of one woman’s extraordinary journey to defy destiny and rewrite the laws of mortality. As an enduring symbol of devotion and resilience, Savitri’s story continues to inspire artists, poets, and filmmakers around the world, reaffirming the enduring power of love to conquer all obstacles, even death itself.