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Rajanna movie review, trailer video and photos

The Telugu movie 'Rajanna' starring Akkineni Nagarjuna as Rajanna, Sneha as Lachuvamma and Baby Aney as Mallamma was released in India and across the world on December 22, 2011.

Rajanna, which was supposed to release on December 23, was advanced to December 22. See photo gallery.

When asked about the one day preponement, the two-time National film awardee actor Nagarjuna promptly said, "It was purely my confidence that made me advance the release date. I am positive that the movie will be loved by everyone and that is why I wanted to give it an extra day in the week,". Watch trailer video.

Rajanna, is touted to be the actor's biggest film in his 25 years of career. The makers are confident that the movie which is based on real life incidents, will do well at the box-office.

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The movie has generated a lot of positive buzz ever since it hit the floors. Nagarjuna plays the title role. The actor was so impressed with the story that he came forward to produce it.

The story revolves around the real life incidents that happened in Telangana District in the State of Andhra Pradesh in the 1950's.

Popcorn India writes 'While India got the freedom from the British Raj, the people in Telangana were not free.

The reason is that Hyderabad state was still under the Nizam rule. The Nizam along with his private army harassed the poor people.

The rich landlords too conspire with the Razakars to keep the people in poverty and bondage.'

At this juncture, a valiant freedom fighter Rajanna (Nagarjuna) awakens the people with his patriotic songs. He is a balladeer and his songs give confidence to the people to rise and fight. However, Rajanna is killed.'

 

, India Headlines Examiner

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