Rakhta Charitra

Synopsis: Rakta Charitra is a biographical tale of Paritala Ravi from Andhra Pradesh, a prime accused in a number of murder cases. It is the story of a man's phenomenal rise to power and a story of the most intense blood curdling conflict ever heard of between two individuals. Moreover, the story is also the ultimate statement on the often heard disastrous consequences of a fatal mixture of caste, crime, family feuds and politics.
Director(s): Ram Gopal Varma
Production: Viva Entertainment
  4 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.6
Year:
2010
125 min
631 Views


'Someone great once

said India's... '

'... soul resides in

its villages.'

'When he said this he was either

ignorant of the truth... '

'... or just plain naive.'

'Because even today many places

of this country... '

'... are embroiled in

gory battles.'

'One such place is Anandpur... '

'... where people in the fight

for ego, women and power... '

'... put their lands,

their properties... '

'... their families and even

their lives at stake.'

'And this cycle of violence

continues... '

'... generation after generation

without ever taking a pause.'

'In Anandpur's violent

battles... '

'... so much blood

has been shed... '

'... that the so-called

soul of India... '

'... instead of residing here is

mourning somewhere else.'

'This violent history

of Anandpur... '

'... is Rakhta Charitra (history

drenched in blood).'

'Narsimha Deva Reddy is the

most powerful MLA... '

'... of Anandpur province.'

'Veerbhadra is Narsimha's

close aide... '

'... who in spite of belonging

to a lower caste... '

'... due his hardworking nature

and dedication... '

'... became indispensable

for Narsimha... '

'... and Narsimha used

to hand him... '

'... over all his important

tasks... '

'... and take his advice in

all crucial matters.'

'Veerabhadra's growing

popularity... '

'... and influence in this

province made... '

'... people of Narsimha's caste... '

'... especially Nagamani Reddy

extremely jealous.'

'He was just waiting... '

'... for an opportunity to remove

Veerabhadra out of the way.'

'And on the other hand the

intelligent, ideal Veerabhadra... '

'... as the leader of

the backward... '

'... and the underprivileged

classes went about working... '

'... to win the upcoming district

council elections... '

'... for the development of his

province and his people.'

With Narsimha Reddy's

blessings...

...in this year's district

council election...

...only candidates from amongst

us are going to contest...

...for every seat on

our party's behalf.

From now onwards our people

would get at least...

...eight hours' work every day and

get clean drinking water...

...and along with our children's

education...

...they will also have bright

future prospects.

Mr. Reddy, keeping his faith

in us, in our hard work...

...and in our loyalty has put

this responsibility...

...on our shoulders.

We took in return should

work doubly hard...

...and sustain his faith in

us. And we will do it.

I promise you that with your

help together we will...

...realize Narsimha Reddy's

every dream.

Mr. Reddy.

Our people are angry.

Veerabhadra...

...is allotting most

of the seats for...

...the district council elections

to the people of his caste.

What do you mean by 'People

of his caste'?

In our constituency there

are many people...

...of Veerabhadra's caste. We

have to look after everyone.

Veerabhadra is doing

the right thing.

He is not doing. He

is just saying.

What do you mean?

He is using you.

He is slowly taking your

power into his hands.

You are sitting here at home and

he is going around town...

...telling everyone that

he is the real leader.

You will face dual blows

because of that.

How come? - You are becoming

weak among our people.

And among other castes where

you should've won...

...some brownie points he is

walking away with the credit.

Your grandfather once

told you something...

Sister.

Wow! What a pleasant surprise!

That's not the thing, sister.

You know how is it...

We don't have time to breathe...

...ever since his election

work has begun.

We have to make tea and snacks

for hundreds of people.

There's always a rush

at home. - It happens.

Greetings, sister.

So Veerabhadra...

I hear some complaints

against you.

Sister-in-law, after marriage

even praises...

...sound like complaints. - Ok.

Ok. Don't justify yourself now.

I got hold of you after a long

time. Please sit down.

I will make some coffee for you.

Sir, Mr. Narsimha is calling

you. - I'll be back in a while.

Sister...

...I will prepare the rasam (sort

of tamarind soup) today.

But what happened?

Why did you cancel their

seats all of a sudden?

Do I have to answer that?

I don't want to get

into an argument.

I have taken the decision.

But Mr. Reddy, you gave

me the right...

...to take decision regarding

this matter earlier.

Don't argue with me.

You may not want to answer...

...but I have to answer my

people. - Your people?

When did they become

your people?

You think you are their lord?

I gave them my word.

With whose permission did

you give them your word?

Mr. Reddy, after working for

you for all these years...

...and after doing whatever

I did for you...

...you are asking me this

question today? - Hey!

Have you done us a favor

by working here?

In return Mr. Narsimha has

done so much for you.

I understand everything,

Nagamani. Everything.

Mr. Reddy, I have been

patient till now.

Before this matter

gets worse... - Hey!

You are threatening

Mr. Narsimha?

What's that look?

Look down. Look down!

No, no, no. - It will

taste great.

What are you doing! So much

spice? He won't eat it.

No! If you won't add

this much spice...

...they won't even touch

it here. Add some more.

That's why there's so much

aggression in you people.

They like it very spicy. - Nari.

Let's go from here. - What

happened? - I said let's go.

- But what happened?

- I said let's go.

Let's go from here.

Let's go. - What...

At least let me wash my hand.

What happened? Why is

Veerabhadra leaving in a huff?

Don't take that traitor's

name in front of me.

You know what all he was

saying behind my back?

Society is nobody's

personal property.

Higher caste. Lower caste.

It's all rubbish.

This is just one man's battle

against another.

Which book says it, in which

Veda is it written...

...that we are born to be their

slaves and to serve them?

And if it's written anywhere,

then burn that writing down.

Cut the tongues of those who

call you untouchable.

Gouge out those eyes which don't

see you as human beings.

Till now no one had dared

to look into your eyes.

And he...

He used to live at your

feet till yesterday.

And today he is abusing you

in front of everyone.

You get a chance only once in

life to prove your worth.

And no one gives you that

chance. You have to snatch it.

He turned your people

against you.

Mr. Narsimha, you fed

milk to that snake...

...and today he is ready

to bite you.

The sickle that your ancestors

used to cut the harvest...

...that they cultivated

for those rogues...

Now the time has come to

use the same sickles...

...to cut their heads and drench

this land with their blood.

From this moment onwards we are

going to fight for our rights.

What should be done if a branch

revolts against the stem!

We should cut it. We

should cut it out.

Get rid of him.

Durga.

You know Manda, don't

you? - Manda, who?

Veerbhadra's right hand man...

You know Lord Shiva's temple...

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