Yevadu

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Yevadu

Film poster
Directed by Vamsi Paidipally
Produced by Dil Raju
Written by Vamsi Paidipally
Abburi Ravi
Screenplay by Vamsi Paidipally
Story by Vakkantham Vamsi
Starring Ram Charan Teja
Shruti Haasan
Amy Jackson
Allu Arjun
(Cameo)
Kajal Aggarwal
(Cameo)
Music by Devi Sri Prasad
Cinematography Shyam K. Naidu
Studio Sri Venkateswara Creations
Distributed by Sri Venkateswara Creations
Geetha Arts
Release dates
  • 12 January 2014 (2014-01-12)[1]
Running time 166:30
(min:sec)
Country India
Language Telugu
Budget INR500 million (US$8.0 million)[2]

Yevadu (English: Who is he?) is a 2014 Telugu action film written and directed by Vamsi Paidipally.[3] The film stars Ram Charan Teja, Shruti Haasan and Amy Jackson in lead roles.[4] Allu Arjun and Kajal Aggarwal will be seen in 15-minute cameo roles, which will form a major part of the storyline.[5] The music has been composed by Devi Sri Prasad, marking his first movie with Ram Charan.[6] The film was launched on 9 December 2011.[7] Kajal Aggarwal is playing a cameo in the movie and will be paired opposite Allu Arjun.[8] The shooting of the film started on 27 April 2012. The film will be dubbed into Tamil as Yaar Ivan[9] and into Malayalam as Bhaiyya My Brother.[10] After being awarded an 'A' certificate from the Central Board of Film Certification for its excessive violence,[11] the film has a scheduled release date of 12 January 2014.[12] Upon release the film had received " decent feedback " from critics, with IB Times saying the first half is slow, but after a twist the second half " is full of mass, commercial elements that are likely to satiate Ram Charan fans. "[13]

Plot

The film starts with a few men searching for a girl called Deepthi (Kajal Aggarwal). They are revealed to be the henchmen of a local don named Veeru Bhai (Rahul Dev). Though he is interested in Deepthi, she doesn't like him and is in love with Satya (Allu Arjun). Both of them decide to get married, but Veeru Bhai, who manages to learn about their intentions, tries to stop them with his men, who get beaten up by Satya. Deepthi who hates violence prompts him to leave with her to Hyderabad. He accepts and they board a bus from Vizag. Veeru Bhai is very enraged with this and decides to kill them both. He sends his henchmen, his brother (Ajay) and a corrupt cop who works for him after the pair. They enter the bus which the couple has boarded and kill Deepthi. Then they stab Satya several times and set the bus on fire. They assume that he has died and leave. But unknown to them he manages to survive with severe burns and a totally deformed face. Satya, who is unconscious, is taken to Hyderabad for treatment where the doctors think that he will die. But a senior surgeon Dr. Sharada (Jayasudha) decides not to leave him in that situation and operates on him repairing his body and gives him the face of an unknown person (Ram Charan Teja). When Satya awakens, he comes to know that his face has changed and escapes from the hospital to avenge Deepthi's death.

He goes to his apartment to find a person Brahmanandam (Brahmanandam) who illegally stays in his apartment. Satya tells him that his name is Ram and has come there to murder a few men. Brahmanandam initially doesn't believe him and thinks that he is only joking. Later, when attempting to murder a henchman of Veeru Bhai, he accidentally meets Shruthi (Amy Jackson) and his plot is spoiled. He then comes to know that Veeru Bhai lusts for Shruthi and had sent his men to find her. So he befriends her and uses her to kill the henchman of Veeru Bhai who was responsible for Deepthi's death. A cop (Murali Sharma) is appointed to solve the case. Brahmanandam comes to know that what Ram told him was actually the truth and tries to run away out of fear but decides against it, as Ram warns him that he would target him if he tries to run away. Ram uses Brahmanandam and Shruthi to make Veeru's brother (Ajay) fall in love with Shruthi. But Shruthi starts to love Ram. Later he hangs a cop who works for Veeru. He then tells the police that he had seen the murderer and can recognize him. The cop draws a sketch based on the features that he had told them, which turns out to be Satya's real face. He gives this sketch to Veeru and warns him. Veeru, unable to believe that Satya had actually survived, calls for Ram as he believes that he was the only one who had seen him. Ram now manages to befriend Veeru.

Later Ram tells Veeru's brother that Shruthi is the girl whom Dheeru is searching for and prompts him to kill Veeru. But Veeru comes to know of his brother’s intentions and kills him. It is then revealed that Ram was the one who told Veeru that his brother was going to kill him. Now the only one left is Veeru. So he reveals to him that he is actually Satya and throws him from the top of a building, thus killing him and avenging Deepthi's death. Shruthi who comes to know of this leaves him. As his quest for vengeance has completed, it seems that everything is over until an unknown man (Subbaraju) attacks him and tries to kill him. Ram runs after him and asks who he is. But the man is hit by a truck and dies. He is left confused but later remembers that his face has changed and the man has attacked him thinking him to be someone else. He decides to find answers and leaves for Hyderabad to meet the doctor who had operated on him. Dr. Sharada tells him that his face is of her son Charan (Ram Charan Teja). She then narrates her son's story.

Charan is a college student who has lovable friends and a girlfriend named Manju (Shruthi Haasan). He and his mother (Jayasudha) share a strong bond. When a local don named Dharma (Sai Kumar) tries to take over the land of the poor, he tries to instill bravery into their hearts, so that they can face him bravely. But he is unsuccessful except with his friend Shashank (Shashank) who decides to question Dharma. When he does so Dharma kills him and tells the people that no one dare touch his body. Coming to know of his friend's death and Dharma's arrogance, Charan fights with Dharma's men to get his friend's body back. Dharma who thinks that his pride is at stake attacks the locals and takes Charan's mother and girlfriend into his custody throwing Charan into a dilemma. But Charan later goes to Dharma's house and warns him that he would harm his daughter if he were to harm anyone. Dharma then releases everyone but is full of rage. Dharma goes to the locals' area and tries to warn everyone. But Charan successfully inspires everyone and they throw Dharma out of their area finally winning over his pride. Dharma now decides to kill Charan. He comes to know that Charan had gone to Vizag. He along with his men go there to kill Charan while coming back to Hyderabad. Later it is revealed that Charan got into the same bus as Satya and Deepthi.

The goons kill Charan and send his body to his mother, who mourns over his son’s death. It is then that she sees Satya with burns and a deformed face in her hospital and gives him her son’s face. After learning the truth about Charan, Satya decides to take his place. He goes to the locals and takes them to Dharma’s house where they beat up Dharma and his men to death. After that Charan’s mother tells him that she has a responsibility over Manju who loved Charan wholeheartedly. Later Satya who has taken the place of Charan is seen standing behind Manju and she realizes that someone is behind her, implying that she would certainly take him to be Charan and would marry him.

Cast

Production

Development

Ram Charan after signing for V. V. Vinayak's directorial Naayak signed for this film which was described by the media as a "Signing Spree".[15] The film was produced by Dil Raju on Sri Venkateswara Creations, marking his first film with Ram Charan in the lead role. The film was said to be directed by Vamsi Paidipally who worked with Dil Raju for Munna and Brindavanam in the past and Vamsi said that the script was in final stages during the announcement in public about the film.[16] The film was officially launched on 9 December 2011 at Prasad Labs in Hyderabad. Chiranjeevi, Allu Aravind, Allu Arjun, Vakkantham Vamsi, Devi Sri Prasad, Dil Raju and Ram Charan attended the film's launch and the film's first look posters with English logo were launched on the same day.[17] In May 2012, a footage of the song Ayyo Paapam starring Ram Charan and Scarlett Mellish Wilson was leaked on the Internet along with the video.[18] Added to this, Since the launch of the film, Yevadu was rumored as the remake of the Hollywood films Face/Off and Mission: Impossible.[19] However the unit dismissed those rumors later.[20] Later in June, the scratch version of Cheliya Cheliya sung by Devi Sri Prasad was leaked into the Internet. The song won immense appreciation though some drew inevitable comparisons with the song Brathakaali from Oosaravelli whose music was also composed by Devi Sri Prasad.[21]

Casting

Initially it was announced that Samantha was cast as the female lead in the film. Amy Jackson was roped in to play one of the two heroines in the film marking her Telugu Debut.[22] However Samantha later opted out of the project citing creative differences.[23] Later Shruti Haasan was cast to replace Samantha as the female lead in the film.[24] Allu Arjun and Kajal Aggarwal have done crucial cameo roles in the film. The part of Allu Arjun is supposed to be the most interesting and key juncture in the film.[8] It was also rumored that Arjun would play a role similar to the one played by Nani in Eega which was later reported to be untrue.[25] Kajal Aggarwal informed later that her character would die in the film and story takes a stronger turn from that point.[26] She didn't took any remuneration for her guest role in the film, further adding that she did it on account of friendship with Ram Charan. Ram Charan too promised her a guest role or a voice over in any of her upcoming films in return to her help.[27] Popular Telugu Actor and Voice Artist Sai Kumar was roped in to play the main antagonist in the film.[28] London-born Scarlett Mellish Wilson, who was seen in the song Imported Kamariya from the 2012 Hindi film Shanghai was roped in to dance for an Item song in the film alongside Ram Charan.[29] In the eand of December 2013, it was revealed that Allu Arjun would play the role of a cop whose name is Sathya.[30] Murli Sharma in an interview stated that he is playing the role of a Cop who is in search of Ram Charan. He added, "I am super excited because of the script. It's a superb narrative and I have a great role in it too. For a change, I am not the bad cop, but an honest one."[14]

Filming

The film's Principal photography of the film started from 1 December 2011, with its shoot simultaneously planned along with his another film Naayak.[31] The shoot continued on a decent pace and in March, the shooting commenced in Medchal at Hyderabad where some comedy scenes were shot.[32] After canning few sequences in Vishakhapatnam, Amy Jackson returnewd to the sets of Yevadu in May.[33] In May, a song on Ram Charan and Amy Jackson was canned in a pub set erected in Hyderabad under the choreography of Shobhi.[34] In June 2012, a song was canned on Ram Charan at RFC Keesara stretch in Ramoji Film City in Hyderabad.[35] A Rain Fight was canned on Ram Charan and others at a specially erected set in Jubilee Hills in Hyderabad in March 2013.[36] In April 2013, Ram Charan fainted during shooting of the climax of the film due to Non Stop shooting and Excessive Summer Heat. However Ram Charan revived soon and continued the shoot.[37] In the same month, Allu Arjun and Kajal Aggarwal joined the sets to shoot for their cameo roles.[38] After canning few action episodes for the film, the unit left to Switzerland for shooting a song on Ram Charan and Shruti Haasan.[39] After shooting rigorously for a week, the unit returned to India.[40] Later the unit proceeded to Bangkok to shoot for a song on Ram Charan and Amy Jackson.[41] In June 2013, A mass song on Ram Charan and Shruti Haasan under the supervision of Sekhar was canned at Annapurna 7 Acres complex in Hyderabad.[42] The film was wrapped in July 2013 with the patch work completed and Shruti Haasan wrapped up her part of the shoot.[43] However in September 2013, it was informed that some parts of the film were re-shot and some new scenes are added to the film alongside taking measures to speed up the pace of the film.[44]

Marketing

The film's posters with Telugu logo and first look teaser of the film was released on 27 March 2013 on the occasion of Ram Charan's birthday.[45][46] The film's Theatrical trailer was released on 1 July 2013 along with the Soundtrack Album of the film which received overwhelming positive response from the audience thus raising curiosity factor in the audience considerably.[47] In the same month, the promo video songs of Nee Jathaga and Pimple Dimple featuring Ram Charan and Shruti Haasan and Oye Oye featuring Ram Charan and Amy Jackson were released into the internet which received positive response[48][49][50] with Pimple Dimple getting much positive response than the other two promos for Ram Charan's dance moves and Shruti Haasan's glamour show.[51] The 15 Seconds Teaser of the Song Freedom was released on 31 December 2013 to coincide with the Eve of New year Day.[52] Two New posters mentioning the release date as 12 January 2014 and with New year wishes were released to coincide with the Eve of New year's Day on 1 January 2014.[53][54] The Teaser released on 1 January 2014 received extremely positive response for Ram Charan's dance moves and Energy levels.[55] The second theatrical trailer of the film was launched at Sandhya Theater at RTC Cross Roads in Hyderabad on 3 January 2014 at 6:00 PM by Ram Charan and the film's crew among his fans.[56] The second theatrical trailer received extremely positive response from the public.[57] Meanwhile, Hindustan Unilever tied up with the film for a decent sum of INR 10 million which would be a co-branded activity in terms of Hoardings, Television, Radio and Print. MediaCorp, one of the leading Movie Marketing Agencies in South India did the Marketing tie ups for this Movie.[58] On 5 January 2014 the official app of the film was launched by the makers.[59] On 7 January 2014 the promo video of the song Cheliya Cheliya was released which featured Ram Charan and Kajal Aggarwal which received stunning positive response.[60]

Distribution

Geetha Arts bought the film distribution rights of East Godavari, West Godavari and Karnataka. Vizag, Srikakulam and Vijayanagaram districts are distributed by Dil Raju. Nizam region is jointly being distributed by the Geetha Arts and Dil Raju. Nellore is distributed by Leela Mohan Reddy. Ceded is distributed by NV Prasad.[61] Lorgan Entertainment has acquired the distribution rights of the film for Australia.[62] Colours Media Entertainments LTD., bagged the distribution rights of the film for UK.[63] The distribution rights for Guntur were acquired by Dil Raju, Krishna by Kamakshi Movies, Tamil Nadu by Sathyam Cinemas, Uttarandhra by Dil Raju and ROI by Indian Cinemas. The overseas rights were purchased by My3 Movies.[64]

Soundtrack

Main article: Yevadu (soundtrack)

The soundtrack of the film was composed by Devi Sri Prasad collaborating with Ram Charan and Vamsi Paidipally for first time. The soundtrack consists of 6 songs all composed by Devi Sri Prasad and Ramajogayya Sastry, Sirivennela Sitaramasastri, Chandrabose, Krishna Chaitanya and Sri Mani penning the lyrics. Contrary to Ram Charan's previous films, This film had no remix version of Chiranjeevi's hit songs which was confirmed by Devi Sri Prasad in his Twitter after much speculations rose regarding the song of Chiranjeevi to be remixed in the film.[65] Initially, the audio launch of the film was planned to be held on 9 May 2013.[66] The promo songs of the film were uploaded by Aditya music on 1 July 2013.[67] The audio launch of the film was held on 1 July 2013 and album of the film was released through the label Aditya Music in Shilpakala Vedika, Hyderabad.[68] The audio received positive response from critics and audience alike, topping the charts at first position during its release.[69]

Release

Initially, the film was planned to be released on 14 June 2013.[70] The film is postponed to 12 July 2013.[71] The film has finished 90 percent of its shooting, again postponed to 25 July 2013.[72] A press note was released on 16 July 2013 mentioning that the film's release date is 31 July 2013.[73] The producer of the film Dil Raju organized a press meet on 22 July 2013 to reconfirm the release date as 31 July 2013.[74] The film has obtained an A certificate from the Central board of film certification on 26 July 2013.[75] A press meet was held on 27 July 2013 to announce the postponement of the film release date as 21 August 2013.[76] The producer of the film has requested the media that not to speculate about the release date of the film and he will give an official press note regarding the release date soon.[77] A press note was released on 13 August 2013 mentioning the release date as 10 October 2013.[78][79] A press note was released on 16 October 2013 mentioning the release date as 19 December 2013.[80] Ram charan confirmed that the film was postponed once again and will release on 12 January 2014 as a Sankranthi gift.[81] On 9 January 2014 it was said that a special premier screening would be held on the night of 11 January 2014 at Sri Ramulu theater at Moosapet in Hyderabad.[82]

Obstructions

The film's theatrical release was always threatened by many issues. The first prominent issue of them was the road side brawl of Ram Charan's bodyguards with two software engineers.[83] Though he made a statement that his photo was morphed in the video footage available, software employee groups in software companies have decided that they will not see any of Charan’s future films and would prepare a negative social media campaign when his new movies come which included his bilingual Thoofan and Yevadu too.[84] The second prominent one of them was the release of Pawan Kalyan starrer Attarintiki Daredi. During the month of July, when Attarintiki Daaredi was scheduled for an 7 August release, Yevadu makers had to postpone the film to 21 August 2013.[85] However due to the protests in Seemandhra region in protest to Telangana State formation[86] and Piracy issues,[87] Attarintiki Daredi released on 27 September 2013 thus forcing Yevadu to enter the theaters as a December release.[88] Moreover, the state bifurcation issue, which made the film postpone thrice, threatened it yet again in the form of Telangana Bill to the assembly thus postponing it for the fourth time to 12 January 2014 as a Sankranti special.[89][90]

Controversy

A case was registered against Ram Charan and Amy Jackson as well as six other members of the unit at Yemmiganur police station of Kurnool District for the half-nude posters of the actress.[91] Yemmiganur ex-Councillor K Nagendra Prasad lodged a complaint with the police on Wednesday, following which the One Town police registered a case under section 292 read with 34 of the IPC and section 3 of the Indecent Representation of Women (Prohibition) Act of 1986. Others who were booked include producer Dil Raju, director Vamsi Paidipally, presenter Anitha, co-producer Sirish, the photographer and the owner of the Raghavendra theatre where the film is being screened, sub inspector M Chandrababu Naidu police said. Ram Charan's fans initially raised slogans against the Councillor, but did not create trouble after the case was registered.[92] The film's director, however, called the charges "baseless". "We have no clue which poster he is referring to. If he is talking about the one featuring Amy Jackson in a two-piece bikini with Charan, it was from a song. There was absolutely no obscenity in it. These are just baseless allegations," Vamsi told. "We will handle this legally," he added.[93]

Critical reception

Yevadu received mostly positive reviews from the critics.

idlebrain.com gave a review stating " The plus points of film are Ram Charan’s performance, commercial screenplay that has an inherent factor that arouses curiosity and director’s ability to handle mass and family emotions. Yevadu is a film that has all ingredients to work at Box Office this Sankranthi!" and rated the film 3.25/5.[94] The Hans India gave a review stating "Grapevine had it that the film has a lot of twists and turns. the truth is there are indeed some interesting points in the story. The best part about the movie is Ram Charan's performance which is brilliant. One look and it's easy to see how evolved he is as an actor. This movie is a double treat for mega fans as it stars two mega actors - Ram Charan and Allu Arjun. Watch out for Kajal's special role which is also one of the key roles in the film. Allu Arjun has given his best shot. Shruti is as pretty as ever" and rated the film 3/5.[95] 123telugu.com gave a review stating "Story idea is unique and the way it has been executed is also decent. Some thrills and action episodes, especially the rain fight has been shot extremely well. One the whole, Yevadu is all about Ram Charan’s electrifying performance. Though this film has many routine scenes, you can still give it a shot this festive season" and rated the film 3/5 terming it a "Decent Revenge Drama".[96] Oneindia Entertainment gave a review stating "The movie has a tried and tested story, which is all about a guy, but the handling of the subject makes Yevadu an interesting watch. The director has nicely blended a few interesting twist with fare amount of commercial elements. Yevadu is a good action entertainer with all commercial ingredients. Ram Charan Teja is the showman in the film. Engrossing screenplay and rich production values are the big assets of the movie. If you are looking for entertainment without any message, it is good treat for you this Sankrathi" and rated the film 3/5.[97] greatandhra.com gave a review stating "Vamsi Paidipalli cooked a dish comprising the best ingredients taken from previous super hit films of other directors. He should be appreciated for making the dish palatable at least for a set of audience. Yes, the film goes well with the masala fiction lovers. The festival season should help the film but definitely it is not something on par with Ram Charan's last Sankranthi film Naayak. But certainly far better than his latest dud Thoofan" and rated the film 3/5 terming it a "Serious Mass Masala" and "Revenge Drama(s)".[98] Gulte.com gave a review stating "A commercially strong second half makes sure that the film doesn't slip due to routine treatment.Yevadu could well be the winner of this Sankranthi season for keeping things simple without any complications. This film has good potential to score in B and C centers in particular. Ram Charan scored big with similar films Racha and Naayak. Chances are high for Yevadu to do commercially well like those two movies" and rated the film 3/5.[99] TeluguOne gave a review stating "Vamshi Paidipally has given a neat commercial mass entertainer but for the 20 minutes in the second half which drags and gives the film a bad impact. However Ram Charan dual characters as a Satya and Charan should be lauded and his ease in these roles make us think of a bigger material" and rated the film 3/5 terming it a "Perfect Commercial Entertainer".[100] Apherald.com gave a review stating "First half of the film is okay, not many dragging episodes and second half picks the pace to adds in some mass - powerful scenes. Yevadu has obviously been made to cater to its target audience, those who don't care about logic and are looking for nothing less than pakka entertainment. If your idea of a movie goes along those lines, watch it!" and rated the film 3/5.[101]

Box office

The film had collected INR319m (US$Bad rounding hereFormatting error: invalid input when rounding) (Share) at the worldwide box office in Five days.[102] The film had surpassed INR400 million mark (Share) at worldwide box office in Nine Days.[103]

India

The film had collected INR253.4 million (US$4.1 million) (Share) in Five days at the Andhra Pradesh box office.[102] The film had collected INR337.5 million (US$5.4 million) (Share) in Nine days at the Andhra Pradesh box office.[103]

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