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produced by Dr. C. Dharmakartha on Kartha Creations, presented by

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and directed by Praveen Sri.

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and the music is composed by

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. It is a sequel to the 1993 film ''

Gaayam ''Gaayam'' () is a 1993 Indian Telugu-language political crime thriller film, based on the 1980s Vijayawada Gang Warfare. Directed by Ram Gopal Varma, and story co-written by himself and Mani Ratnam, it stars Jagapathi Babu, Revathi, Urmila M ...

'', and partly inspired by 2005 American film ''

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''.

Plot

The film begins in

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, where Ram runs a food court and lives with his wife, Vidya & son Chaitanya. Once psychopath killers strike the restaurant, which forecasts on the media. Watching it, Guru Narayana stuns in

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as he resembles his old arch-rival Durga, who is declared dead. So, with their lawyer Saab, his son Shankar Narayana starts annoying Ram by using several means to expose his identity, but in vain. Ergo, they kidnap Chaitanya, and it compels Ram to open when Vidya deserts as he conceals his thug's life. Anyhow, she asks for an apology after being aware of the fact, i.e., that Chaitanya is the son of ex-lover Anitha, and he lost everyone in a blast planted by Guru Narayana. Before dying, Anitha takes a word from him to quit the bloodshed life, which he does. As of now, Shankar Narayana & Lawyer Saab are back with a brutal attack on them. Thus, Durga is behind them to keep a dead end to this violence. Meanwhile, Guru Narayana again formed a non-allied group and created public riots to achieve his dream of being Chief Minister. Parallelly, Durga starts his murder spree when Shankar Narayana hides. Plus, for the offset, Guru Narayana hires a hooligan, Aziz Pasha, and a war erupts. After a while, Durga senses a mole, his friend ACP Murthy, by showing danger to his family. Here, Durga plays the double game by posing Lawyer Saab as the hoodwink before Shankar Narayana. As a result, he unveils and kills Lawyer Saab, whom Durga blows. Knowing it, enraged Guru Narayana raises mayhem while Durga tries to bar it and hits a shot. Guru Narayana meets him in the hospital, where he discloses his offenses and his way of deluding the public. Durga tactically exposes the conversation before the media, which awakens the people. At last, Durga stamps out Guru Narayana. Finally, the movie ends with Durga again molding as a crime lord.

Cast

Soundtrack

The music for the film was composed by

Ilaiyaraaja Ilaiyaraaja (born R. Gnanathesikan) is an Indian musician, composer, arranger, conductor, orchestrator, multi-instrumentalist, lyricist and playback singer popular for his works in Indian cinema, predominately in Tamil cinema, Tamil in addition ...

and released by ADITYA Music Company.

References

External links

* {{Ram Gopal Varma 2010 films 2010s Telugu-language films Films scored by Ilaiyaraaja Indian sequel films Indian crime thriller films 2010 masala films 2010 crime thriller films Unofficial film adaptations