Nafrat Ki Jung (Rama Rama Krishna Krishna)

Nafrat Ki Jung (Rama Rama Krishna Krishna)

Summary:

Rama Krishna, a carefree youth from a peaceful village, falls in love with Priya, the sister of Arjun Dev, a feared faction leader. Meanwhile, Arjun Dev is embroiled in a violent rivalry with another notorious faction leader, Shiva. As Rama Krishna tries to win Priya's heart, he gets caught between the two warring factions, eventually revealing his own hidden past and connection to the conflict, forcing him to take up arms to protect his love and bring peace.

Detailed Plot (Movie Story):

The film opens in a peaceful village where Rama Krishna, alias Ramakrishna (Ram Pothineni), is a cheerful, happy-go-lucky young man. He lives with his loving family, including his mother (Pragathi), father (Nassar), and sister. Ramakrishna is known for his playful nature and occasionally getting into minor scrapes.

The narrative shifts to introduce Arjun Dev (Arjun Sarja), a powerful and feared faction leader who lives in a heavily guarded fortress-like house. He is known for his strict nature and uncompromising stance. His younger sister is Priya (Priya Anand), a beautiful and lively girl.

Ramakrishna happens to meet Priya and falls in love with her at first sight. He begins to pursue her, often getting into comical situations. Priya, initially hesitant, slowly starts to reciprocate his feelings, drawn to his charm and innocent nature.

However, the love story is complicated by the intense and violent rivalry between Arjun Dev and another notorious faction leader, Shiva (Vinayakan). Both leaders are constantly at odds, leading to bloody conflicts and loss of life. Arjun Dev is extremely protective of Priya and would never accept a relationship with someone outside his highly secure and traditional family, especially if that person is connected to his rival's world.

Ramakrishna, oblivious to the full extent of the faction feuds initially, tries to win Priya over. As he gets deeper into their lives, he inevitably gets entangled in the ongoing conflict between Arjun Dev and Shiva. He witnesses the brutal realities of the faction politics.

The film then reveals a significant twist about Ramakrishna's past:

It is slowly revealed that Ramakrishna is not just a simple village boy. He has a hidden past and a strong connection to the faction rivalry. His real name is actually Krishna, and he is the son of an honest police officer who was caught in the crossfire between Arjun Dev and Shiva. His parents might have sent him away to protect him from the violence, and he grew up in a different environment, unaware of his true identity or the full extent of his family's involvement in the feud.

The climax involves a major showdown. Ramakrishna, now fully aware of his past and the truth behind the faction wars, is forced to abandon his peaceful ways and take up arms. He uses his intelligence and latent fighting skills to confront both Arjun Dev and Shiva, aiming to bring an end to their senseless violence. He fights not just for Priya's love but also to seek justice for his own family's past and to bring peace to the region.

The film combines action, comedy, and romance, with Brahmanandam providing significant comedic relief as Chamcha, Arjun Dev's personal assistant. The conflict is resolved with Ramakrishna putting an end to the cycle of violence, uniting the warring factions (or at least bringing them to a truce), and ultimately winning Priya's hand, becoming a "hero" in his own right.

Cast:

• Ram Pothineni as Rama Krishna / Krishna

• Arjun Sarja as Arjun Dev

• Priya Anand as Priya

• Bindu Madhavi as Priya's friend

• Vinayakan as Shiva (Antagonist)

• Nassar as Ramakrishna's father

• Brahmanandam as Chamcha (Arjun Dev's assistant)

• Sayaji Shinde as Arjun Dev's uncle

• Rohini Hattangadi as Arjun Dev's grandmother

• Pragathi as Ramakrishna's mother

• G. V. Sudhakar Naidu as Shiva's henchman

• Mukesh Rishi as Minister

• Tanikella Bharani as Lawyer

• Jeeva as Inspector

• Rajitha as Priya's aunt

• Pooja Gandhi (special appearance in a song)

Crew:

• Director: S. S. Rajamouli (Cameo in song "Saare Jaha Se Acha") (Note: The director is actually P. Dilip Chakravarthy for this film, though S.S. Rajamouli's name is often associated with it due to shared cast/crew or initial confusion. Let's correct this: The director is Srinivasa Reddy for this film.)

  • Corrected Director: Srinivasa Reddy

• Writer: Srinivasa Reddy

• Producers: Dil Raju (under Sri Venkateswara Creations)

• Music Director: M. M. Keeravani

• Cinematography: Surendar Reddy

• Editor: Kotagiri Venkateswara Rao

Release Date:

Rama Rama Krishna Krishna was released on May 12, 2010.