'Antariksham' has just been certified as India's first mass space film.  By a fictional organization called Indian Mass Council (IMC).  We are talking about the latest promo video of the film featuring Varun Tej. 

A mass film needs to have elevation, gravity-defying moments, stars, mass elements and an item song.  A representative from the funny IMC comes to meet Varun Tej on the sets of 'Antariksham' to find out whether the film has got all of these.  A nervous Mega hero knows it has none of these in a conventional sense.  

Half of the film was shot in gravity-less condition.  So, yes, it's gravity-defying.  As for elevation, the actors literally float in the air and so it's also full of 'stars'.  Mass means the mass of those rockets.  It's a wordplay.  The promo takes a dig at the obsession with "mass" films by ironically advertising the film as a 'mass' entertainer.  

'Antariksham' hits the screens on December 21 (this Friday).