Raajadhani Files

As all knows, it captured only truths. Obviously its against a certain group of ppl who are ycp party supporters but i strongly says they know the fact. Anyway its nice and ppl wil involve esyly into the characters. Its worth watching it. It clearly shows how he lied before coming into power and how he turned into darkness after election. Ppl are redy to teach him a lesson. As the gutsy man he shd not say he is ok for amaravati as a capital before. He remained a lier and false politiciqn. Director must be appriciated for his guts to make this film.

As all knows, it captured only truths. Obviously its against a certain group of ppl who are ycp party supporters but i strongly says they know the fact. Anyway its nice and ppl wil involve esyly into the characters. Its worth watching it. It clearly shows how he lied before coming into power and how he turned into darkness after election. Ppl are redy to teach him a lesson. As the gutsy man he shd not say he is ok for amaravati as a capital before. He remained a lier and false politiciqn. Director must be appriciated for his guts to make this film.

We knew the farmers were agitating for the capital but little did we realise that the agitation was surreptiously suppressed systematically with unprecedented official brutality! This movie brought out that vista very effectively. This puts an end to relentless false official propaganda & sly political spin. It atleast opened my eyes to 21st century governmental barbarianism in modern India, when the intimidated journalists, bought out leaders & other watchdogs decided to look the other way & remain silent! Am surprised that the producer even dared to make a movie in this POLICE STATE! Well done & congratulations for bringing it out & educating those of us, who were kept in the dark by our press & media. From now on JAI AMARAVATI.

Every one in Andhra should watch the movie to know how important capital is. Still who supporting the current government might get some awareness that how things are going bad in Andhra. Also, you will feel the pain of Amaravati people and their struggles towards the Capital. Director has sculptured the movie perfectly with all the emotions without missing the main point of the story. I really appreciate the guts and hard work of the producer to bring the movie on to the screens by fighting against the evil political powers. Finally, the movie has all the commercial and political elements which you will enjoy and feel the pain. Go and watch guys.

Its not the movie to watched and be educated, rather to be confused and provacated by insulting (to farmers) dialogues. Waste of time movie. Rather than educating whats going on, it insults the farmers with very demeaning language.

Immature direction with really bad dialogues.

Within the first five minutes of the movie, you will see that Vinod kumar (a well respected, farming land owner) is ready to give the land away to Rajadhani (capital of the state) and encouraging others to do so proclaiming that govt will build IT companies, corporate buildings , etc thus providing jobs to farmers families. Just same as the one we see in other movies that antagonist capitalist villains make such dry promises before they occupy slum or farming land.

Building a concrete jungle in place of farming land., then what you gonna eat when farmers are gone, harvesting and farming lands are gone. The basic logic is missing in the first argument itself.

And about the movie, I just watched 15 minutes, and realized that movie is going in wrong direction with very insulting language to farmers.

Dont waste your time watching the movie .

"Raajadhani Files" brilliantly captures the essence of rural India, offering a poignant look into the lives of our farmers. Directed by Bhanu and produced by Ravishankar Kantamaneni, it's a film that resonates deeply, showcasing stellar performances by Akhilan , Vani Vishwaanth , Veena ,Vinod Kumar and Amrutha.

A must-watch for those seeking cinema with substance, it's a heartfelt tribute to the unsung heroes of our fields.

The songs, especially "Yeruvaka Saageno", will stick with you long after. It's not just a movie; it's a wake-up call to see the real struggles of our annadatas.

A solid 9/10, must-watch for everyone who loves stories from the heart of our land.