The trailer of Ram Charan Teja starrer Vinaya Vidheya Rama was unveiled by its makers on Thursday. From the trailer, it is evident that the hero plays an angry young man in the movie. The scenes are violent enough to ensure that Vinaya Vidheya Rama is a complete action entertainer. Ram Charan’s character in the movie interestingly takes his own name Ram Konidela. The trailer has already garnered 3 million views within 12 hours of its release.
Bollywood star Vivek Oberoi plays the antagonist in the movie, VVR being his second outing in Tollywood after Rakta Charitra. Tamil actor Prashanth is seen playing the role of a politician in the movie. The dialogues in the trailer are politically loaded and although it’s difficult to guess what the plot of the movie could probably be, Ram Charan’s action sequences make the movie a complete political-action entertainer.
Vinaya Vidheya Rama is directed by Boyapati Sreenu and bankrolled by DVV Dhanayya under his banner Dhanayya Entertainments. The film’s technical crew includes Devi Sri Prasad for music, Rishi Punjabi and Arthur A. Wilson for cinematography and Kotagiri Venkateswara Rao for editing.
Kiara Advani of Bharat Ane Nenu fame plays Ram Charan’s lead pair, but is seen in less than a scene or two in the trailer. The star cast also includes Ramya Krishnan and Sneha playing pivotal roles. Vinaya Vidheya Rama is gearing up for release on January 11 next year.
It may be noted here that Ram Charan had completed shooting for VVR and has moved over to the SS Rajamouli directorial RRR. The shooting of this film commenced last month and is progressing at a good pace. RRR is a magnum opus made on a high budget with Ram Charan and Jr NTR playing the lead roles. This magnum opus is being bankrolled by DVV Dhanayya under his banner DVV Entertainments on a budget of Rs 300 crore. It is scheduled as Sankaranthi release in 2020.
Besides these films, Ram Charan is also bankrolling a project with his dad playing the lead. He is producing Sye Raa Narasimha under his banner and the film is scheduled for release in August next year.
(With inputs from Digital Native)