Discussion on the film Ranabali

He'll tell you himself. Please, go ahead.

Greetings, everyone.

Yes.

Ranabali is a very special film.

Before this film was announced, one day, when I went to Mr. Vijay's house,

I saw a large board there.

On that board,

there were many different

lion portraits.

Among all those portraits, there was a warrior portrait in the center.

I found it very intriguing, so I asked Mr. Vijay, "Mr. Vijay, what is this?"

When I asked him,

he gave me a brief glimpse of Ranabali.

I found that idea very fascinating.

I mean,

who could be a bigger villain than the Britisher who snatched food from people's mouths and killed

so many hundreds of thousands of people?

Who could be a more interesting hero than a rough Rayalaseema village man who made them all bend over

and rubbed chili powder into their backsides?

Who could be a more interesting hero

than a story born from such history?

That's what I felt.

The whole idea itself felt very fascinating.

Turning such an idea into a story

and making it into such a magnificent film, thank you so much, Rahul.

For creating such a beautiful world and telling us all about this history.

For a film like this, having legendary composers like Ajay-Atul,

and the support of a prestigious organization like Maitri took this film

to an even more epic level.

And Rashmika Mandanna, with her magical screen presence,

added all the soul it needed.

And our

Vijay Devarakonda

our very own Vijay Devarakonda.

When someone like this finds

a sincere,

honest story

and an intense character,

a generational actor like Vijay Devarakonda

everyone knows what he can do. Since I've witnessed it

up close, I know it even better.

He puts his life into it.

He puts his life into it, I am telling you.

This magic, along with all of you

I'm also waiting to witness it on screen on the 16th day.

That...

Let's celebrate the movie, let's celebrate Ranabali, let's celebrate

Vijay Deverakonda, thank you.

Thank you, Kiran sir, and Sharwa.