Discussion on the film Ranabali

Ranabali, how many of you have seen Ranabali?

Okay, for everyone who's seen it, for the rest, the festival still—

It's day two today. The celebration continues. Because I believe

this is a film I'm very proud of.

In my career, I mean, my career is still very short.

The other day—not exactly the other day.

But recently,

I've done

this as my 13th or 14th film.

Out of the fourteen films

I've done, Ranabali is in my top three.

It's a film I'm proud of, one the Telugu film industry can be proud of, one hundred percent.

Not just today, even ten years from now, Ranabali will be

a film

that will definitely be on my list of films I—am proud of.

It's a beautiful... When I wanted to become an actor,

they used to show English films at our school.

Braveheart, Schindler's List, Inglourious Basterds and such.

After I grew up, watching these films, when I became an actor,

something like this...

I wanted to make a film. Ranabali is our

Indian mass,

mass-commercial way of telling a Braveheart and

Schindler's List and Inglourious Basterds.

This is our history, our culture. For two

hours and 50 minutes, you'll enter another world.

That's my guarantee. So, everyone who's seen it, with me,

with me, say the dialogue on one, two, three.

Ready?

What's my name? One, two, three. Singanamala

Bobbili Ranabali Rani Akka.