Shraddha Kapoor's Vithabai Narayangaonkar biopic 'Eetha' trailer out, film releases on December 4

The trailer of Shraddha Kapoor's upcoming film 'Eetha' has been released. The film is based on the life of the celebrated lavani empress Vithabai Narayangaonkar. Audiences were already eager about the film. Some time ago, Randeep Hooda's look as the character 'Merchant' was revealed, and now the makers have sprung another surprise with the trailer.

The trailer opens in an open ground where a huge crowd has gathered. Eetha is seen performing lavani on a stage. The varied moods of her dance, the excitement of the audience and the changing looks give the trailer an energy of its own from the start. These scenes offer a glimpse of Shraddha Kapoor's portrayal of Eetha.

The trailer then moves on to Eetha's struggle and the emotional turns in her life. In one scene she says, "You were the one who said, let's see what breaks, my faith or my ego?" She is then seen throwing a stone at her own poster. Actor Siddharth Jadhav is also glimpsed in this scene.

In another scene, a large crowd is gathered before the stage. Blood is visible on feet tied with ghungroos, hinting at the intensity of Eetha's struggle. A dialogue by Shraddha stands out here. She says, "My faith was my ego. When it broke, everything broke."

The trailer shows the difficult phases of Eetha's life, her struggle and her bond with lavani. Despite many hurdles, her love for dance endures. Her line "If I die dancing, I will become an ideal" stands out in particular. The dialogue reflects Vithabai's stubbornness and her devotion to her art.

'Eetha' is being directed by Laxman Utekar. Shraddha Kapoor plays the lead, while Randeep Hooda will be seen as 'Merchant'. Several Marathi actors, including Siddharth Jadhav, Shubhankar Ekbote and Radha Sagar, will play important roles in the film.

The film, based on the life of lavani empress Vithabai Narayangaonkar, will release on December 4. It will show the important people in Vithabai's life, her struggle and her journey in the world of art. The trailer's powerful dialogues, lavani performances and glimpses of struggle have heightened anticipation for the film. All eyes are now on how Shraddha Kapoor plays Vithabai Narayangaonkar on the big screen.