Ranna (film)

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Ranna
Ranna 1.jpg
Theatrical release poster
Directed by Nanda Kishore
Screenplay byNanda Kishore
Based on Attarintiki Daredi (Telugu)
by Trivikram Srinivas
Produced byM. Chandrashekar
Starring
CinematographySudhakar S. Raj
Edited byK. M. Prakash
Music by V. Harikrishna
Production
company
Sri Nimishamba Productions
Distributed bySri Gokul Films
Release date
  • 4 June 2015 (2015-06-04)
Running time
152 minutes
CountryIndia
Language Kannada
Box office₹20 crores [1]

Ranna is a 2015 Indian Kannada-language action comedy film directed by Nanda Kishore. The film features an ensemble cast including Kichcha Sudeepa, Prakash Raj, Rachita Ram, Haripriya, Madhoo, Devaraj, Avinash, Sharath Lohitashwa, and Sadhu Kokila. It is an official remake of the 2013 Telugu film Attarintiki Daredi .

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The music was composed by V. Harikrishna with cinematography by Sudhakar S. Raj and editing by K. M. Prakash. The film released on 4 June 2015 to receive mixed reviews from critics, but it was declared successful at the box office. [2] [3]

Plot

Sharat Chandra is a rich but unhappy businessman based in Zurich. He wishes to reconcile with his estranged daughter Saraswathi, whom he expelled because she married Prakash against his wishes. His grandson Bhargava Chandra promises Sharat Chandra that he will bring her back to their home on his 75th birthday. Saraswathi has three daughters; two of them are Indira and Rukmini. Bhargava enters the house as Chandu, a driver who was appointed by Prakash after saving him from a heart attack. Bhargava tries to woo Indira but gives up when he learns that she is in love with another man. Rukmini, on the other hand, hates Bhargava and is suspicious of him. Saraswathi later reveals to Bhargava that she is aware of his real identity much before the incidents and warns him to abstain from doing anything with the intention of taking her back to Sharat Chandra.

To save Indira's love, Bhargava and his friend, Nurse Laxmi, go to a village and accidentally, Rukmini falls into the jeep due to a head injury, thus suffering with amnesia. Bhargava introduces himself as her lover for the time being, and she believes it. The trio goes to the venue; Bhargava and Laxmi enter the house. They and the bridegroom escape from there and reach Saraswathi's home after a violent altercation with the family members of the bridegroom where Rukmini's memory is revived. The bride's father Veerappa asks for compensation for the damage caused by Chandu, to which Saraswathi promises Rukmini's marriage with his elder son. To avoid complications, Prakash fires Bhargava. Bhargava later learns that Rukmini loved him from the beginning but was hesitant to express her feelings. He traps Bhaskar, a rich NRI staying in Uganda who has a penchant for women, and enters Saraswathi's home as his assistant.

Bhaskar falls for Rukmini, but his attempts are repeatedly thwarted by Bhargava. On the day of her marriage, Rukmini elopes with Bhargava. While waiting with him for the train to Mumbai, Veerappa's henchmen reach the station to stop them only to be trashed by Bhargava. An angry Prakash, with Saraswathi, arrives to shoot Bhargava, but Prakash is taken aback after knowing his true identity. Bhargava reveals that the day when Saraswathi left the house, Sharat Chandra tried to commit suicide but accidentally killed Bhargava's mother. Bhargava says that he chose to love his grandfather even though he killed his mother. Saraswathi, on the other hand, chose to hate Sharat Chandra as he injured Prakash and expelled them.

Saraswathi and Prakash realize their mistake and reconcile with Bhargava. Rukmini is kidnapped by four henchmen appointed by Bhaskar, where she narrates the story to the henchmen. Bhargava and Laxmi reach the spot, and Rukmini reconciles with Bhargava. Bhaskar's wealth is seized by the government of Uganda and he is left with the same amount with which he ran away from Prakash's house when he assisted him in the past. Sharat Chandra reconciles with Saraswathi, and Bhargava is unanimously appointed as the CEO of the company, thanks to the support of Saraswathi and Sharat Chandra. The film ends with Bhargava holding Sharat Chandra's hand with affection on the dining table.

Cast

Production

Rachita Ram was cast for the role portrayed by Samantha Ruth Prabhu in the original, while Haripriya was signed to reprise the role of Pranitha Subhash. [4] Former lead actress Madhoo was selected for a pivotal role in the film, [5] which was originally played by Nadhiya. [6] The team suggested her to watch Attarintiki Daredi but Madhoo chose not to, stating that she did not want to be influenced by Nadhiya but wanted to "understand and interpret the role my way". [7] In early October, it was reported that Prakash Raj was also a part of the cast. [8]

Earlier speculated titles for the film were Rayaru Bandaru Atteya Manege, Sanjeeva Sarovara, Rayabhaari, Bhageeratha and Bhargava. [9] The film was named Ranna in September 2014, although the title had been registered by Psycho director Devdutta, later the title was purchased for Rs. 5 lakhs. [10]

The first schedule of Ranna was completed in Hyderabad. The second schedule of the film began on 16 September 2014. [3] In early October, shooting was held at Rockline Studio. [11] The unit had planned to shoot a song sequence at Hong Kong which later shifted to Italy, owing to the Chinese New Year celebration rush at the former place. The movie was released on 4 June and received commercial and critical acclaim for Sudeepa's performance. [12]

Soundtrack

Ranna
Soundtrack album by
V. Harikrishna
Released16 April 2015
RecordedD Beats studio, Bangalore
Genre Feature film soundtrack
Length20:14
Label D Beats Music world
Producer V. Harikrishna
V. Harikrishna chronology
Rana Vikrama
(2015)		Ranna
(2015)		 Mr. Airavata
(2015)

V. Harikrishna composed the film's background score and music for its soundtrack collaborating with Sudeepa for the fourth time. The soundtrack album was released on 15 April 2015 with the composer's label D-Beats acquiring the audio rights. [13]

Track listing
No.TitleLyricsSinger(s)Length
1."Babbar Sher" V. Nagendra Prasad Devi Sri Prasad  
2."Seereli Hudugeena" Yogaraj Bhat Vijay Prakash  
3."What to Do"Yogaraj Bhat Vijay Prakash  
4."Thithli Thithli" K. Kalyan Tippu, Sangeetha Ravindranath 
5."Jagadoddharana" Purandara Dasa Karthik, Vani Harikrishna  
6."Ranna Theme"   

Release

Ranna's distribution rights for the entire Karnataka region were acquired by Sri Gokul Films for ₹25 crore (US$3.0 million). [14]

Awards and nominations

IIFA Utsavam
IBNLive Movie Awards
63rd Filmfare Awards South
5th South Indian International Movie Awards

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