Raguluthunna Bharatham

''Raguluthunna Bharatham'' () is a 1992 Telugu-language action film, produced by Challa Subrahmanyam under the Maitra Creations banner and directed by Allani Sridhar. It stars Akkineni Nageswara Rao, Jagapathi Babu, Divyavani, and music composed by Devendran.

Plot

The film begins in 1947 Andaman Jail when 3 prisoners Raghupati, Raghava, and Rajaram succeed in escaping and split. During this, Raghupati a true patriot met with an accident, goes into a coma, and recoups after 45 years. Presently, Raghava Rao reached the top as Chief Minister who sovereignties the anarchy and monarchy with the aid of his bloodthirsty son Tilak. Meanwhile, Raghupati steps foot in to view the independent India that they dreamed of. CM gives him warm welcome and admits him to the hospital until perfect recovery for political gain. Simultaneously, Tilak stabs a journalist that exposed their barbarities. However, he is rescued by a stout-hearted cop Inspector Pratap who joins him in the same hospital where Raghupati is receiving. So, malefactors’ ruse a bomb blast.

Fortuitously, in the interim, Ragupati gets a call from his other mate Rajaram and he goes forth. Rajaram turned into a Naxalite and continues his charge against prevailing violations. But he calms to expose the state of play and diabolic shade of Raghava to Raghupati until he self-learns. After that, Swetha a reporter while absconding from the goons asks for the help of Raghupati and he walks with her. Swetha is a single parent who stays alone with her son Vicky, and he accompanies them as a head. Currently, the bomb explodes in the hospital and the world assumes Raghupati is dead. The day after Raghupati hits the news and decides to hide for discoloring the status quo. Here he slowly experiences the contrast between ''What they Thought up and Today's conditions''.

Parallelly, he gets close to Taxi Babai a man of sociability who always commits, criticizes, and condemns the totalitarian government. Alongside, Tilak entraps and evades Taxi Babai's daughter Bharati. Being cognizant of it, Babai freaks out and forcibly knits them. Forthwith, Tilak slays Bharati and engenders it as an accident. Apart from this, Raghupati discovers Pratap & Swetha is a divorced couple when seeks the reason and she moves rearward. Once, Swetha interviews Rajaram when DSP counterfeits and affronts her for his whereabouts on behalf of Pratap. As a result, Swetha misconstrues her husband and separated. Now Raghupati resolves their conflict and reunites them.

Later, Raghpati spots inequities, irregularities, & evils in society and revolts against Raghava Rao. Hence, they label him as insane and tortured. Anyhow, Rajaram releases him from their clutches by abducting Tilak. At that point, the 3 ex-mates get together, and a single one requests remaining to move in their path but in vain. As of today, Raghupati forms a non-violence movement ''Jaathisena'' anti-government. Accordingly, the blackguard conspires to destroy it. Firstly, Tilak slaughters Taxi Babai which is witnessed by Pratap and he proceeds to apprehend him. Nevertheless, authority bodies declare Tilak as non-guilty, and devastated Pratap resigns and joins ''Jaathisena''. Soon Raghupati awakes the social conscience that ignites the country and dethrones Raghava Rao's domain. Thus, the devils complots to assassinate Raghpati and plans for mass murder. At last, Raghpati is shot dead in that clash when enraged public onslaughts and ceases baddies. Finally, the movie ends with Pratap, Swetha & their son progressing in Raghpati's mission.

Cast

*Akkineni Nageswara Rao as Raghupathi
*Jagapathi Babu as Inspector Pratap
*Divyavani as Swetha
*Dasari Narayana Rao as Taxi Babai
*Gollapudi Maruthi Rao as CM Raghava Rao
*Tanikella Bharani
*Dharmavarapu Subramanyam as MLA Pothuraju
*Pokuri Babu Rao as Tilak
*Kota Shankar Rao as Rajaram
*Sridevi as Bharati
*Y. Vijaya
*Baby Sunayana as Vicky

Soundtrack

Music composed by Devendran. Lyrics are written by Devi Priya. Music is released by the Lahari Music Company.

References

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1992 films
1990s Telugu-language films
Films scored by Vidyasagar
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