Review in pics: Racha

Here's a fresh still from Ram Charan Teja's soon-to-release Racha. The actor romances Tamanna in the film.

Apr 05, 2012 21:20 pm IST
- Published On Apr 05, 2012 21:20 pm IST
- Last Updated On Apr 05, 2012 21:27 pm IST

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Cast: Ram Charan Teja, Tamanna, Mukesh Rishi, Kota Srinivasa Rao, Brahmanandam, Ravibabu, MS Narayana and Sudha

Director: Sampath Nandi
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Chiru Jr., Ram Charan Teja, portrays the role of Raj, known for winning bets.
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Betting Raj, as he is popularly called, was adopted by a drunkard father (MS Narayana) and a doting mother (Sudha).
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His father is diagnosed with liver cancer and the treatment requires a heavy sum of money.
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Therefore, Raj takes on the challenge of winning the heart of Chaitra (Tamanna), the daughter of a billionaire. The bet would fetch him Rs 20 lakh.
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As the story unfolds, Chaitra falls for Raj, but then he discovers that her life is threatened by her stepfather who eyes her vast property.
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Ram Charan has put in a good performance, especially in the action sequences.
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However, he needs to work on his dialogue delivery.
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It's evident that Ram Charan is inspired by his father's acting and has tried to adopt the same style.
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Tamanna's performance is commendable and adds to the glamour quotient of the film.
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Though the movie has a predictable climax, director Sampath Nandi's tight screenplay keeps the audience hooked to the plot.
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Sameer Reddy's picturesque location choices for the songs are praiseworthy.
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Mani Shankar's compositions are good, specially the song Vaan Vaana Villu Vaye.
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Overall, the movie is a good watch and will appeal to the mass audience.