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Ravi Teja turns ‘Crime Maharaja’ in Vivek Athreya’s ‘Thulabharam’
In Short
The makers have unveiled The Title Documentary of the film which uses Vivek’s quirky narrative to reveal the intriguing title. My Home Ram produced the title documentary which captures the fun-filled process of deciding upon the title.

Mass Maharaja Ravi Teja is all set to reinvent himself with Thulabharam, the latest venture from director Vivek Athreya. Earlier called #RT78, it promises to be a crime drama with its own unique style.
The makers have unveiled The Title Documentary of the film which uses Vivek’s quirky narrative to reveal the intriguing title. My Home Ram produced the title documentary which captures the fun-filled process of deciding upon the title.
In addition to the title, the characters have also been revealed; they are Anil Karella as Jadeja, Ravi Anthony as Robin, Anaswara Rajan as Sound, Tharun Bhascker as Devaraj, JD Chakravarthy as Sivaji Rao and Priyanka Mohan as Krishnaveni.
Interestingly, Ravi Teja’s Mass Maharaja image has been reinvented as Crime Maharaja! In fact the makers have also unveiled ‘Nava Ravitejamu’, a new avatar of Ravi Teja. The film was officially launched with a pooja ceremony. The script was offered to Lord Rangadore by VV Vinayak, while Chandu did the camera work and Sree Vishnu gave the clapboard. The first shot was directed by Shiva Nirvana and Bobby.
Laxman and Srini Rao of Bridge productions produce Thulabharam which also features music by Vivek Sagar, theni Eswar ISC handles photography, Raviteja Girijala does the editing and GM Sekhar designs the production. It is all set to commence shootings soon.

