Check out these surprising facts about 'Magadheera'
Mega Power Star Ram Charan has cemented his position as a global star. His acting prowess in RRR has been receiving accolades from across the corners of the globe. However, for the last 4 days, fans have been rejoicing by celebrating 13 years of yet another blockbuster Ram Charan film- Magadheera, which was released on July 31, 2009. Check out these surprising facts about this movie that is now available on OTT platforms:
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Story of KV Vijayendra Prasad
Released in 2009, 'Magadheera' is a fantasy action drama helmed by maverick filmmaker SS Rajamouli who co-wrote the film along with his writer father KV Vijayendra Prasad. Technically the film is pretty sound with production values expected of a Rajamouli film.
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Reincarnation-fiction
It is a film about reincarnation that has a twist of romance, comedy, and drama. The movie has multiple plots that occur in two different timelines. Ram Charan plays a street-bike racer in the present time, and Kala Bhairava is a brave warrior in the past. Kajal Aggarwal essays a college goer Indira in the present time, and Mithravinda, princess of the kingdom of Udaigarh in the past time. As the movie progresses, both characters discover that they are the reincarnated couple.
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Big-budget flick
This national award-winning fantasy saga, played effortlessly by Ram Charan was made within a budget of Rs 40 crores. The movie eventually did a business of over Rs 77.96 crores at the box office. It was jointly bankrolled by Allu Aravind and BVSN Prasad under the Geetha Arts banner.
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Distributors' share
'Magadheera' had a fantastic theatrical run. The film had turned out to be a profitable venture for everyone who has been associated with it. According to trade reports, the movie collected a distributor's share of Rs 61.94 crore, which was a record number for any Telugu film in the state.
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Longest theatrical run
Without a doubt, Magadheera is almost every Tollywood fan’s all-time favourite film. Its 1000-day theatrical run surpassed Chandramukhi (2005) as the longest-running South Indian film. It was not only screened for over 142 weeks but was also the highest-grossing film of the year.
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Award-winning film
'Magadheera' bagged the National Award for Best Choreography and Best Special Effects at the 57th National Film Awards. Apart from two National Awards, the Ram Charan starrer also won six Filmfare Awards, nine Nandi Awards and ten CineMAA Awards.
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High on technical aspects
'Magadheera' is high on technical aspects. The camerawork by KK Senthil Kumar is one of the best in recent times. The fantasy drama, period visuals, and action blocks showcased are mind-blowing. BGM will just elevate every possible scene. The credit for the entire film goes to director SS Rajamouli.
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Chiranjeevi's guest appearance
Megastar Chiranjeevi had a guest appearance in 'Magadheera.' For the first time, Ram Charan shared screen space with his star father Chiru in the movie. This one is one of the well-written cameo roles of all time, and the Godfather actor did fit the bill perfectly.
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Ram Charan becomes a star
Ram Charan was paired opposite Kajal Aggarwal in the 2009 film. Such was the power of the film that it catapulted both the leading actors into stardom. Charan was also billed as the mega power star of Tollywood. After Magadheera, Kajal and Charan have collaborated for a couple of times for Nayak and Govindudu Andarivadele.
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