To authentically portray a 14th-century warrior, Suniel Shetty underwent rigorous training in horse-riding and weaponry states the sources of the unit. Producer Kanu Chauhan expressed pride in bringing the untold story of the Somnath Temple’s defense against invaders to the big screen.
The film is based on a real-life story about the invasion of Zafar Khan, a general under Alauddin Khilji. It highlights the heroics of Gujarat warriors and their alliances with rulers like Hamirji Gohil (played by Sooraj Pancholi). The plot showcases their valiant efforts against a 10-day siege by the Mughal army.
The actors trained extensively, with Shetty focusing on building the physique and agility required for the role. Sooraj Pancholi also learned combat techniques to portray Hamirji. The film’s action sequences were designed by South Indian director Kevin Kumar, ensuring authenticity.
Filmed across Gujarat, Kesari Veer is a labor of love for the team, with over two years of research to maintain historical accuracy. Budget of the film is 60 Crores and will be released pan india multilingual languages confirms Director Prince Dhiman, Film has wrapped up production in November 2024 and is set for a 2025 release with post production going on full swing teaser is planned by end January 2025
