Gautam Rode poses with Naga Sadhus for ‘Mahakumbh’

Gautam Rode showcases his muscular back inked with a huge tattoo as he stands amid a group of Naga Sadhus in the first look poster of his upcoming show "Mahakumbh".

The show is slated to go on air soon, but a date is yet to be locked.

Gautam Rode showcases his muscular back inked with a huge tattoo as he stands amid a group of Naga Sadhus in the first look poster of his upcoming show “Mahakumbh”.

The Life OK show will “unfold an unheard story of a legend with powers unmatchable”, said a statement.

“It is also an amalgamation of contemporary and period drama as even though the main setting is modern, it has excerpts of the past,” the statement read further.

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Gautam, most popular for essaying the lead role in “Saraswatichandra”, will play the protagonist in the show, which has been shot in various locations in India and abroad, making the show a visual treat by itself.

The show is slated to go on air soon, but a date is yet to be locked.

Its first look seems strong and unique. It keeps the suspense of Gautam’s look in the show, yet gives a glimpse into the authenticity and scale that the audiences can expect from “Mahakumbh”.

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