In 1609 AD, Mitravinda, a princess, and Kala Bhairava, the warrior that she loved, die. 400 years later, the warrior is reincarnated as Harsha, a motorcycle stuntman.
He brushes hands with a girl and sparks fly as he begins to recall his past life.
Knowing that he is destined to love this young woman, he sets about trying to identify her. Indu does not remember her past life and keeps Harsha at a distance; playing tricks on him until she gets to know him better. However, just as the two begin to fall in love, a sinister force from their shared past returns!
Cast: Kajal Aggarwal, Ram Charan Teja
Crew: SS Rajamouli (Director), KK Senthil Kumar (Director of Photography)
Rating: A (India)
Genres: Action, Drama, Romance
Release Dates: 27 May 2011 (India)
Tamil Name: மாவீரன்
Did you know? 90% of the film was shot at Gujarat, Rajasthan, Rann of Kutch, and Badami in Karnataka. Other scenes were filmed at Ramoji Film City in Hyderabad, India. Read More
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as Mitravinda / Indu
Actor
Special Appearance
Special Appearance
Special Appearance
Supporting Actor
as Ranadev Bhilla / Raghubeer
Supporting Actress
as Aghora
as Vikram Singh Maharaj
as Sher Khan / Solomon
as Gurudevulu
Supporting Actor
as Bhupathi Varma - Indu's father
Direction
Director
Production
Producer
Production Company
Executive Producer
Camera and Electrical
Director of Photography
Music
Lyricist
Music Label
Playback Singer
Art
Art Director
Editorial
Editor
Stunts
Stunt Director
Film Type:
Feature
Language:
Tamil
Colour Info:
Color
Frame Rate:
24 fps
Aspect Ratio:
2.39:1 (Scope)
Stereoscopy:
No
Archival Source:
QubeVault
Music Label: Sony Music Entertainment
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04:45
04:49
03:47
05:43
Music Director: Yathiraj Jaggesh
Lyricist: ARP Jayaram
03:22
00:50
01:07
Movie Connection(s):
Dubbed from: Magadheera (Telugu)
Goofs:
Continuity
Dev Gill takes his shirt off and throws on the floor before picking the javelin (when he kills the lawyer). In the next shot when brains to pick up the javelin, his shirt is some 5 feet away.
Continuity
When Dev Gill kills his father (in the car) you can see blood marks on his shirt. In the immediate shot when he enters his uncle's house the blood marks are not visible.
Continuity
In this scene when Ramcharan acts in a romantic way with Sunil, his leg positions change from frame to frame.
Continuity
When Srihari tries to crash the helicopter with a sumo, the other cars disappear when the sumo is in air and reappear after the crash.
Factual Mistake
400 years before present day AD is actually 1600 AD, which is wrongly presented as 1600 BC in the film.
Factual Mistake
400 years before the present day is actually 1600 AD, and is wrongly shown as 1600 BC in the film.
Continuity
When Ranadev Bhilla kills his father you can see blood marks on his shirt but In the immediate shot the blood marks are not seen.
Continuity
Ranadev Bhilla takes his shirt off and throws it on the floor before picking the javelin but in the next shot his shirt is some 5 feet away.
Dev Gill takes his shirt off and throws on the floor before picking the javelin (when he kills the lawyer). In the next shot when brains to pick up the javelin, his shirt is some 5 feet away.
Continuity
When Dev Gill kills his father (in the car) you can see blood marks on his shirt. In the immediate shot when he enters his uncle's house the blood marks are not visible.
Continuity
In this scene when Ramcharan acts in a romantic way with Sunil, his leg positions change from frame to frame.
Continuity
When Srihari tries to crash the helicopter with a sumo, the other cars disappear when the sumo is in air and reappear after the crash.
Factual Mistake
400 years before present day AD is actually 1600 AD, which is wrongly presented as 1600 BC in the film.
Factual Mistake
400 years before the present day is actually 1600 AD, and is wrongly shown as 1600 BC in the film.
Continuity
When Ranadev Bhilla kills his father you can see blood marks on his shirt but In the immediate shot the blood marks are not seen.
Continuity
Ranadev Bhilla takes his shirt off and throws it on the floor before picking the javelin but in the next shot his shirt is some 5 feet away.
Trivia:
It has been noted that part of Elliot Goldenthal's score from 'Alien 3' (1992) was used in the movie, without permission.
Chiranjeevi is the father of lead actor Ram Charan. Chiranjeevi's cameo appearance during the first song number is made from a combination of new material and archive footage.
The music of the movie was launched on 28 June, 2009 at Shilpakala Vedika by Ram Charan's father, film actor Chiranjeevi.
It was a phenomenal success at the box office, and has completed 730 days at Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh breaking the 500 days record set by 'Pokiri'. To signify the achievement, the producers organised celebrations at Kurnool. The film has crossed huge milestone by completing a successful 1001 days run on 26 April 2012.
The movie received overwhelmingly positive reviews from audiences as well as critics, and the performances of all the lead actors was appreciated. The chiselled and macho look of Ram Charan Teja, along with his horse riding and dancing skills is set to have perfectly suited the warrior-look required for the movie.
This movie was released on 31 July 2009 with 500 prints in 1250 screens across the globe, the biggest ever for a Telugu film.
The first song of the film, "Bangaru Kodi Petta", was filmed at the Chennai Port. The song "Nakosam Nuvvu" was shot in Switzerland. "Panchadara Bomma Bomma" was shot at Golkonda Fort in Hyderabad.
90% of the film was shot at Gujarat, Rajasthan, Rann of Kutch, and Badami in Karnataka. Other scenes were filmed at Ramoji Film City in Hyderabad, India.
The film was dubbed and released in Malayalam as 'Dheera-The Warrior' and in Tamil as 'Maveeran'.
Lead actor Ram Charan is the son of Chiranjeevi, who makes a cameo appearance in the song "Bangaru Kodipetta".
The film was the highest grossing Telugu movie at the time of its release.
The film features part of Elliot Goldenthal's score from Alien 3 (1992).
Chiranjeevi is the father of lead actor Ram Charan. Chiranjeevi's cameo appearance during the first song number is made from a combination of new material and archive footage.
The music of the movie was launched on 28 June, 2009 at Shilpakala Vedika by Ram Charan's father, film actor Chiranjeevi.
It was a phenomenal success at the box office, and has completed 730 days at Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh breaking the 500 days record set by 'Pokiri'. To signify the achievement, the producers organised celebrations at Kurnool. The film has crossed huge milestone by completing a successful 1001 days run on 26 April 2012.
The movie received overwhelmingly positive reviews from audiences as well as critics, and the performances of all the lead actors was appreciated. The chiselled and macho look of Ram Charan Teja, along with his horse riding and dancing skills is set to have perfectly suited the warrior-look required for the movie.
This movie was released on 31 July 2009 with 500 prints in 1250 screens across the globe, the biggest ever for a Telugu film.
The first song of the film, "Bangaru Kodi Petta", was filmed at the Chennai Port. The song "Nakosam Nuvvu" was shot in Switzerland. "Panchadara Bomma Bomma" was shot at Golkonda Fort in Hyderabad.
90% of the film was shot at Gujarat, Rajasthan, Rann of Kutch, and Badami in Karnataka. Other scenes were filmed at Ramoji Film City in Hyderabad, India.
The film was dubbed and released in Malayalam as 'Dheera-The Warrior' and in Tamil as 'Maveeran'.
Lead actor Ram Charan is the son of Chiranjeevi, who makes a cameo appearance in the song "Bangaru Kodipetta".
The film was the highest grossing Telugu movie at the time of its release.
The film features part of Elliot Goldenthal's score from Alien 3 (1992).
