Purushothamudu X Review: Here's What Audiences Have To Say About Raj Tarun, Ramya Krishna's Family Action Film

Purushothamudu X Review & Rating: Written and directed by Rom Bhimana, Purushothamudu is the latest family action entertainer starring Raj Tarun and Shinde Hassini as the lead pair. The movie boasts renowned actors including Ramya Krishna, Prakash Raj, and Brahmanandam. Purushothamudu was released worldwide on July 26 on the big screen.

Purushothamudu is Raj Tarun's solo film after a long time and he was last seen in Nagarjuna and Allari Naresh-starrer 'Naa Saami Ranga.' The movie's theatrical trailer met with a decent response but the lack of solid promotions led to the film's low-key buzz ahead of the release. According to the filmmakers, Purushothamudu movie is based on a real-life incident. The movie is earning mixed reviews after the theatrical release.

Purushothamudu Synopsis

Rachit Ram (Raj Tarun) returns to India after completing his education in London. His father (Murali Sharma) wants him to take over his company and lead it forward. But, as per the agreement, the CEO candidate has to go invisible for 100 days and lead a simple life. He sets off to Kadiyapulanka village and joins Ammulu (Hasini Sudheer), who runs a nursery. What happens next? is all about Purushothamudu.

Purushothamudu (X) Twitter Review

Tollywood moviegoers who booked their first-day first-show tickets to Raj Tarun's film have taken to their social media handles to share their opinions about the film. Here are some of the interesting tweets about the movie below.

Purushothamudu Cast
The family action drama stars Raj Tarun, Bramanandam, Kausalya, Ramya Krishna, Mukesh Khanna, Brahmaji, Prakash Raj, Racha Ravi, Raja Ravindra, Satya, Shinde Hassini, Murli Sharma, Viran Muttam Setty, and Hasini Sudhir among others played key roles.

Purushothamudu Crew
Produced under the Sree Sridevi Productions banner and helmed by Dr Ramesh Tejawat and Prakash Tejawat, the movie Purushothamudu has music and sound composed by Gopi Sundar. PG Vinda cranked the camera and Marthand K. Venkatesh worked as the editor.