''Rama Rama Krishna Krishna'' is a 2010

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directed by

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of '' Lakshyam'' fame and produced by noted producer

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. It stars

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and

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in the lead roles, whilst

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and

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play pivotal roles with

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appears in a cameo appearance. The music was composed by M. M. Keeravani with cinematography by Sekhar V. Joseph and editing by Marthand K. Venkatesh. Upon the film's release on 12 May 2010, it received mixed reviews with critics mainly praising Pothineni's and Sarja's performance. It fared well at the box office.

Plot

The movie starts in

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when mafia leader Ashok Deva is on an unending war with his opponent Pawar. Deva has a cute family with two sisters Sirisha and Priya, wife Gauthami, and right-hand man Shiva. Gauthami is killed by Pawar and his group on her birthday, and she takes a last word from her husband to leave this violence and lead a peaceful life away from mafia. Deva respects her words. He, his sisters, and Shiva leave to a small village called Gandhipuram in East Godavari district to start a new life, but Pawar and his group think that Deva is dead. Chakrapani is the head of this village with two sons, Anand and Ramakrishna. Ramakrishna is a notorious guy in the village who bashes up the bad and respects his father’s principles. He is chased by a woman named Nandu. Anand, on the other hand, is a medico who is in love with his classmate Sirisha (Deva’s sister). Feared of their parents not accepting their marriage, both of them elope to their uncle Subba Rao’s residence in Mumbai. Ramakrishna, Priya, and Shiva reach Mumbai in search of this eloped couple only to get targeted by mafia again. Pawar wants to finish Shiva and Priya but are saved by Ramakrishna who later knows about Deva's flashback. Ramakrishna now takes on the responsibility of his brother’s marriage with Sirisha and brings them back to Gandhipuram but to be continuously chased by this mafia. At last when both the families agree for the marriage of Ramakrishna with Priya and Anand with Sirisha, here comes back mafia Pawar to take the movie to the climax.

Cast

''Source''

Soundtrack

The soundtrack was composed by M. M. Keeravani, All lyrics were given by Anantha Sriram and released worldwide by Aditya Music. The album featured six tracks:

Critical reception

A critic from ''

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'' wrote "The camera work is okay and not comparable to strides made in the Telugu film industry these days. Editing could have been sharper. ‘Rama Rama Krishna Krishna’ is another average fare. See the film only if you have no alternative".

Release

The film was released on 12 May 2010. It was dubbed later into Tamil as ''Gandhipuram'' and in Hindi as ''Nafrat Ki Jung'' by Goldmines Telefilms pvt ltd.

References

External links

* {{Sriwass 2010 films Films scored by M. M. Keeravani 2010s Telugu-language films Indian action films 2010 masala films Films directed by Sriwass 2010 action films Sri Venkateswara Creations films