The makers of Shatak: Sangh Ke 100 Varsh have unveiled the film’s eagerly awaited trailer, offering audiences an early look into its historical and thematic narrative. Lending depth to the preview is the voice of acclaimed actor Ajay Devgn, whose narration adds emotional weight and perspective to the story being presented.
The film takes inspiration from the vision and ideas of M. S. Golwalkar, often known as Guruji, and explores themes such as resilience, service, and long-term commitment. Through the use of documented references and symbolic imagery, including the Bhagwa, the narrative attempts to reflect on key historical moments and contributions connected with a century-long journey.
Speaking about his association with the project, Ajay Devgn described the experience as meaningful. He highlighted that completing a hundred years represents not only the passage of time but also sustained effort and collective dedication. For him, the narrative of Shatak goes beyond recounting the history of an organisation and instead focuses on an idea shaped by perseverance and purpose.
He noted that lending his voice to a story rooted in resilience and shared values provided an opportunity to contribute to a narrative that reflects long-standing efforts related to unity, cultural identity, and service.
The film aims to revisit lesser-explored aspects of history through a cinematic format. By combining archival insights with storytelling techniques, it seeks to present a layered perspective on events and ideas that have evolved over decades.
Produced by Vir Kapur in association with Panorama Studios, the film is directed by Ashish Mall and co-produced by Ashish Tiwari. The creators intend to merge research-driven content with engaging storytelling to offer audiences a thoughtful viewing experience.
Focusing on legacy, continuity, and shared values, Shatak: Sangh Ke 100 Varsh is scheduled for a nationwide release on 20 February 2026. The unveiling of the trailer has already generated interest, positioning the film as a reflective cinematic exploration of a century marked by commitment and evolving ideas.