The popular Telugu rural romantic drama, 'Raju Weds Rambai', has successfully transitioned from cinema halls to the digital world. After a notable run in theaters that began on November 21, the film is now available for streaming at home, offering fans an even richer experience.
Digital Premiere and Enhanced Viewing Experience
The film made its digital debut on the OTT platform ETV Win on December 15th. This isn't just a simple transfer from the big screen; the makers have released a special extended cut for the digital audience. This version includes additional scenes that were not part of the original theatrical release, providing new content for viewers.
Furthermore, the film can be enjoyed in high quality, supporting 4K resolution with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos for an immersive audio-visual experience. Announcing the release on social media platform X, ETV Win's post captured the excitement, stating the chaos created in theaters is now ready to blast on home screens.
Cast and Creative Team Behind the Film
Directed by Saailu Kampati, 'Raju Weds Rambai' serves as the launchpad for its fresh leads. Akhil Raj Uddermari plays Raju, a young man from a traditional music band family, while Tejaswini Rao makes her debut as Rambai, the woman who falls for him. The supporting cast features seasoned actors like Chaitu Jonnalagadda as Rambai's father, with Shivaji Raja and Anita Chowdary portraying Raju's parents. Kavitha Srirangam also plays a key supporting role.
A Surprise Hit Story
The movie is a romantic comedy that explores love between two individuals from contrasting social backgrounds. It beautifully portrays everyday village life, traditions, and complex relationships. Against expectations, the film turned into a commercial success during its theatrical run. According to industry tracker Sacnilk, 'Raju Weds Rambai' collected over Rs 21 crore worldwide, cementing its status as one of the pleasant box office surprises of the year.
With its digital release in an enhanced format, the film is now set to reach a wider audience across India and beyond, allowing more viewers to experience its heartfelt rural narrative.
