Razakar

Telugu
Action , Drama , History

Released On - 15 Mar 2024 2hr 0min

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Cast View All

Bobby Simha

Main Lead Actor

Vedhika Kumar

Main Lead Actress

Tej Sapru

Main Lead Actor

Makarand Deshpande

Main Lead Actor

Raj Arjun

Main Lead Actor

Thalaivasal Vijay

Main Lead Actor

Crew

Gudur Narayana Reddy

Producer

Yata Satyanarayana

Director

Yata Satyanarayana

Story writer

Yata Satyanarayana

Screenplay

Bheems Ceciroleo

Music director

Kushendar Ramesh Reddy

Cinematography

“Razakar: The Silent Genocide of Hyderabad” is a Telugu-language action drama history film directed by Yata Satyanarayana. It stars Bobby Simha as Rajireddy and Tej Sapru as Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, depicting the lead-up to the annexation of Hyderabad, with a focus on the battle between the Razakars and the Hindu majority.

The movie begins post-independence in India on August 15, 1947, and the Hyderabad princely state is still under the rule of the Nizam. The Razakars, the private army of the Nizam, brutally opposed the merger of the state into India at that point. The film showcases their repressive rule and the sufferings of Hindus under their rule. Rajireddy, the brave soldier, is an important personality in the struggle against resistance and aims to free Hyderabad from tyranny. which concluded with Operation Polo, the military intervention of the Indian Army.

The movie presents the sufferings of the populace and the acts of bravery by those who opposed the Razakars. It portrays the cruelty of the militia and the eventual victory of Indian troops in winning over Hyderabad's merger.

Even with its sweeping storytelling and visceral action, Razakar has attracted criticism for its inaccuracy and representation of history. The movie has attracted controversy for its representation of caste politics and its adherence to a right-wing ideology. It has been accused of warping history by glossing over the killings of Muslims during the annexation. Although the movie touts itself as a patriotic epic, its set of choices has made it contentious among historians and political analysts.