Viking 2016 Hindi Dubbed Russian Movie

Viking was released in Russia by Central Partnership on 29 December 2016, and the world premiere took place on 6 January 2017. Two versions were released: a 12+ (128 minutes) and an 18+ (133 minutes). With a budget of $20.8 million, Viking was the third most expensive Russian film (after two parts of Burnt by the Sun 2) by the time of its release. The movie was met with mixed reviews by Russian film critics. It grossed $32.3 million at the box office. It grossed $25 million at the box office in Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States, becoming the top-grossing Russian film to be released in 2016.

After the death of Grand Prince Sviatoslav I, Kievan Rus' is now ruled by his sons Yaropolk, Oleg and Vladimir. While en route to Polotsk, part of Yaropolk's retinue led by Lyut go hunting for an aurochs and inadvertently run into a rival party led by Oleg. Oleg is given the opportunity to kill the aurochs first but when he fails Lyut kills the animal instead. In rage Oleg murders Lyut and gives chase to his men, running into Yaropolk's main host instead. When Sveneld (one of Svyatoslav's old warriors) tries to defuse the situation, Yaropolk and his men start chasing Oleg. When seeing the chase, Polotsk's lord Rogvolod closes the gates before Oleg can enter. Oleg tries to whip his way through a crowd to reach the gates but falls off the causeway and is killed. Yaropolk decides to have Sveneld answer to pay for Lyut's death but Sveneld thwarts his execution and flees.

In the summer, Sveneld returns to Polotsk with Vladimir and his retinue of Viking mercenaries. Vladimir intends to marry Rogvolod's daughter Rogneda, but is rejected because she believes he only wants to marry her to access her father's soldiers and insults Vladimir by calling him the son of a slave - referring to his mother. Furious over the insult to him and his mother Vladimir lays siege to Polotsk. When ordering the Vikings to do a "berserker attack", the Vikings coax Vladimir into drinking their "berserker potion" to prove himself. Under its influence Vladimir takes part of the charge and rapes Rogneda at the Vikings' encouragement. After passing out Vladimir discovers his men have murdered Rogvolod and his wife, but manages to prevent them from killing Rogneda, seemingly regretting his actions.

The war party goes to Kiev to have Yaropolk answer for Oleg's death. They find Kiev empty, Yaropolk having fled with the treasury. Yaropolk's Christian wife Irina facilitates a negotiation between the brothers, with Vladimir insisting he wants to solve the matter peacefully. Yaropolk arrives in good faith, but is assassinated by two Vikings. Vladimir is distraught, but his involvement is unclear. As Sveneld proclaims Vladimir the new grand prince, Yaropolk's most loyal follower Varyazhko swears revenge for the murder. Using the treasury Varyazhko is able to recruit a host of Pechenegs. Meanwhile, Vladimir is unable to pay his own mercenaries who refuse to fight. Though able to hold against several direct assaults, Vladimir is unable to drive away Varyazhko. Desperate, the inhabitants of Kiev, including Rogneda, attempt to sacrifice the son of Vladimir's warrior Fyodor to the gods, resulting in the deaths of both Fyodor and his son when Vladimir does not act. Vladimir eventually agrees to a parley with Varyazhko but is betrayed when the Pechenegs attack. Most of Vladimir's closest followers are killed, but Vladimir and Sveneld are saved when emissaries from the Byzantine Empire arrive. Varyazhko and the Pechenegs have allied with Byzantine rebels, using a Roman city as a base. Having a common enemy they offer to fund Vladimir.

Realizing the city is impregnable, Vladimir decides to destroy the Roman aqueduct. While searching for the pipe, Varyazhko and his Pechenegs attack. However, they walk into a trap set by Vladimir: when fighting his regular forces the Vikings hurl their longships down the hill causing them to ram into the Pechenegs. Using the destruction and confusion the Vikings are victorious. Vladimir faces off his Varyazhko and defeats him. Insisting his innocence in Yaropolk's death, Vladimir spares Varyazhko. The Vikings are able to locate the pipe and with the water supply cut, the rebels surrender. Vladimir encounters the bishop Anastas who is able to get Vladimir to open up about his guilt. Vladimir admits to being responsible for Yaropolk's death as well as his shame over the death of Rogvolod and Fyodor and the rape of Rogneda. Anastas absolves Vladimir of his sins and moved by the Christian god's ability to forgive Vladimir resolves to stop killing and profess Christianity to the Rus'. The film ends with a scene of mass baptism in the Dnieper.