Bollywood: Renowned filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma, celebrated for his impactful works like Satya and Rangeela, has announced his forthcoming project, Syndicate. This ambitious crime thriller aims to delve deep into the evolution of criminal organizations in India, focusing on a formidable syndicate that poses a significant threat to the nation’s very existence.
Exploring the Dark Evolution of Crime
In a recent post on social media, Varma shared insights into the film’s premise:
“In continuation to my confession note on Satya film, I decided to make the biggest film ever. The film is called ‘Syndicate.’ It’s about a terrifying organization which threatens the very existence of India.”
He further elaborated on the concept, highlighting the progression of criminal entities from street gangs in the 1970s to the rise of corporate gangs like D Company. Varma emphasized that Syndicate is set in the near future, reflecting the current political and social polarization in India, which he believes creates an environment ripe for the emergence of such a dangerous group.
A Return to Form
Varma expressed his intent to redeem his past works with Syndicate, stating that the film will not rely on supernatural elements but will instead expose the horrors that human beings are capable of. He remarked, “Syndicate will be a very scary film not due to any supernatural elements, but because it will scarily expose what horrors human beings can do.”
Anticipation Builds
As Varma prepares to embark on this ambitious project, fans and critics alike are eager to witness his return to the crime genre. The film is expected to offer a thought-provoking and intense experience, delving into the cyclical nature of crime and terror, and questioning the very fabric of society.
Key Details:
- Title: Syndicate
- Director: Ram Gopal Varma
- Genre: Crime Thriller
- Premise: Exploration of a powerful criminal syndicate threatening India’s existence
- Release Date: To be announced
With Syndicate, Ram Gopal Varma aims to deliver a film that not only entertains but also provokes thought on the darker aspects of human nature and the evolution of crime in contemporary society.
