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Hunting down a serial killer
After duds like ‘Kavacham’ and ‘Sita,’ Bellamkonda Srinivas should be pinning hopes on his upcoming ‘Rakshasudu’ which looks to be a faithful remake of Tamil hit `Ratsasan.’
After duds like 'Kavacham' and 'Sita,' Bellamkonda Srinivas should be pinning hopes on his upcoming 'Rakshasudu' which looks to be a faithful remake of Tamil hit `Ratsasan.'
Like the teaser, the trailer of 'Rakshasudu' also is cut like the trailer of original. Bellamkonda Sai Srinivas looks good and natural as an upright cop without his usual machismo.
Director Ramesh Varma seems to be fascinated with the original Tamil film and it is quite evident in both teaser and trailer, albeit the trailer is a technically-polished one.
'Rakshasudu' trailer has lots of gripping moments and bound to connect with new-age Telugu viewers.
It's a tale of cop who is on a mission to hunt down a serial killer.
'Rakshasudu' also followed the same path without diluting the content. It is gearing up for release on August 2.
