After unveiling striking motion posters of Suniel Shetty, Vivek Oberoi, and Sooraj Pancholi, the makers of Kesari Veer: Legend of Somnath have now introduced actress Akanksha Sharma as Rajal — described as “Jungle Ki Sherni” and a fierce warrior. The character reveal, shared via a powerful motion poster by Chauhan Studios, showcases Rajal’s commanding presence, signaling her pivotal role in this historical epic. The caption reads, “Rajal, Jungle Ki Sherni and a fierce warrior #HarHarMahadev,” stirring anticipation for her on-screen debut in the warrior avatar.
Directed by Prince Dhiman and produced by Kanu Chauhan under the Chauhan Studios banner, Kesari Veer tells the heroic tale of Veer Hamirji Gohil — portrayed by Sooraj Pancholi — who along with his band of loyal warriors defended the sacred Somnath temple against invading forces during the 14th century. The film also features veteran stars Suniel Shetty and Vivek Oberoi in key roles, promising a powerful ensemble cast. Sooraj Pancholi, deeply involved in the film's development, brings both passion and personal investment to the lead role.
The introduction of Akanksha Sharma adds an exciting new layer to the narrative. Her character, Rajal, is not just a symbolic presence but an embodiment of feminine strength and resistance. The makers have hinted that her role will be instrumental in showcasing the contributions of women warriors who stood their ground in times of war. With the tagline “Jungle Ki Sherni,” her portrayal is expected to break conventional molds and inspire modern audiences.
Set to release worldwide in cinemas on May 16, 2025, Kesari Veer: Legend of Somnath is already building strong buzz, with motion posters and promos drawing attention for their scale, authenticity, and emotional depth. Distributed globally by Panorama Studios, the film aims to resurrect a largely forgotten chapter of Indian history — one that celebrates sacrifice, courage, and an unshakable devotion to dharma. With each new reveal, Kesari Veer continues to position itself as a must-watch cinematic tribute to unsung heroes.
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