Ramadandu(2012)

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The story of this movie deals with issues like why our country is lagging behind in sports and why only cricket is a popular sport here when compared to other sports. And the story tries to depict that if right talent is encouraged our country can also be leading in sports. The film is a 2012 Telugu production.

Ramadandu was directed by Satish Vegesna and released in 2012. Satish Vegesna is a prominent filmmaker in Telugu film industry.

Ramadandu stars Krishnudu alongside Soumya, M. S. Narayana, Krishna Bhagavan. The film marks a collaboration between Krishnudu and director Satish Vegesna within Telugu cinema.

Ramadandu holds a rating of 6.5/10 on GudVibe.

Ramadandu was released on February 3, 2012 as a Telugu language film. It was produced under the Telugu film industry.

Ramadandu has a runtime of 2 hours 35 minutes (155 minutes total).

Ramadandu is a Telugu language film produced within Telugu film industry. Telugu cinema has a rich tradition of storytelling, and Ramadandu contributes to that legacy with its cast and production values.

Ramadandu was produced by Nava Chitralaya Creations. The creative collaboration between director Satish Vegesna and producer Nava Chitralaya Creations shaped the film's overall vision.

Ramadandu has a rating of 6.5/10 on GudVibe. This represents a solid reception from the GudVibe community, indicating a generally positive viewing experience.

Ramadandu has been certified U by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). A "U" certification means the film is suitable for all audiences, including children.