The launch event for the ‘Raja Rani’ trailer and song took place at Renukamba Studios, drawing a bustling crowd. The tagline ‘Raja Rani’ accompanied by the caption ‘Ittige Goodinalli Raja Rani’ set the stage.
Vijay Ballari and Netravathi Mallesh have pooled resources under Shree Chamundeshwari Movie Makers for this venture. Madhusudan and Leela have also joined the production team. Randheer, hailing from Ballary, takes on the dual role of hero and director.
Esteemed figures such as senior journalist Sadashiva Shenoy, former Madhyama Academy Chairman, social worker Krishnamurthy, and actress Advithishetti graced the occasion as guests, wishing for the film’s resounding success at the box office.
Advithi Shetti expressed optimism about the song and trailer, drawing parallels to her own journey as a newcomer in the industry. She highlighted the importance of promotion over mere release, urging audiences to form their opinions rather than relying solely on hearsay.
Director Ranadheer, speaking on the teaser and song release, expressed gratitude for the opportunity to lead. Drawing from his experience in Tamil and Kannada cinema, he emphasized his multifaceted involvement in the project, including writing, directing, and acting. Notably, Yogi Sir makes an appearance in Anjaneya’s song.
The film centers around an orphan who is prophesied to find a queen in his life by his grandmother, shaping the narrative.
Featuring Ritanya Shetty as the heroine from Mandya and Jeevan as the second hero, the film boasts a diverse cast including Girijalokesh, Shobharaj, Biradar, Killervenkatesh, Girishjatti, Manjulanaidu, Chandraprabha, among others.
Sudhan Prakash contributes two songs out of a total of four, while the cinematography is handled by Madhu-Sharat, action sequences by thriller Manju, and editing by Nishit Poojary. The film’s shooting spanned 75 days across various locations including Bangalore, Mangalore, Malur, Kolar, Chikkamagaluru, and Doddaballapur.
