Ustaad Ram Pothineni Unveiled as Sagar in RAPO22: A Nostalgic Cinematic Journey
Ustaad Ram Pothineni, known for his high-octane performances, is set to captivate audiences with a refreshing new avatar in his upcoming movie, tentatively titled RAPO22. Directed by Mahesh Babu P and produced by Naveen Yerneni and Y Ravi Shankar under the prestigious Mythri Movie Makers banner, this project promises to be a visual and emotional treat for cinephiles.
Ram Pothineni Introduced as Sagar
The makers recently unveiled a striking poster introducing Ram Pothineni’s character, Sagar. The reveal captures the actor in a completely new light—donning a retro-inspired look with long hair, a clean-shaven face, and youthful charm. The vibrant yet vintage aesthetic of the poster, complete with muted colors, nostalgic props like a classic bicycle, and Ram’s relatable aura, offers a sneak peek into the film’s unique tone.
While “Sagar” represents the character’s name, the official title of RAPO22 is still under wraps, keeping fans eager for more surprises. The tagline “Suparichithudu” (a known man) hints at a character deeply connected with emotion and familiarity, aligning perfectly with the nostalgic theme.
A Promising Collaboration
Directed by Mahesh Babu P, RAPO22 marks an exciting shift in Ram Pothineni’s career as he explores a new genre. The film also stars Bhagyashri Borse as the female lead, adding fresh chemistry to the narrative.
Behind the scenes, a stellar technical crew is shaping this film into a masterpiece:
- Music: Vivek-Mervin
- Cinematography: Madhu Neelakandan
- Editing: Sreekar Prasad
- Production Design: Avinash Kolla
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Production Kick-Off in Hyderabad
The much-anticipated movie officially commenced shooting today in Hyderabad. With such a talented team and a unique storyline, RAPO22 is poised to be a memorable chapter in Ram Pothineni’s illustrious career.
Stay tuned for more updates as Ustaad Ram Pothineni’s journey as Sagar unfolds, promising a blend of nostalgia, charm, and cinematic brilliance.
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