These days, you hardly find a Telugu film minus Brahmanandam. That shows, his stardom and his importance.

This star comedian has a special bonding with Ram Gopal Varma ever since the role of `Khan Dada` in the RGV produced Money (1992) whih turned out to be a huge success. Then Brahmi also played equally popular roles in Ram Gopal Varma's other productions like Money Money, Anaganaga Oka Roju, etc.

Ram Gopal Varma and gory entertainment go hand-in-hand. Ever since it was announced that Bollywood hero Vivek Oborai would be starring in the Telugu version as well, an inkling of doubt raised its head with the Telugu audiences. Could Raktha Charitra meet their expectations? But on watching it, the audience have admitted that this is a film that had them glued to their seats.

Raktha Charitra is no doubt a formula-based flick. RGV as usual has focused on the rift between the protagonist and the perpetrator. Let's move on to what the movie promises the audiences from the film set in the backdrop of ruthless murders and chilling revenge.

With Tollywood caught in the grip of remaking yesteryears` blockbusters, the latest buzz in the industry is that an enthusiastic producer is all set to remake megastar Chiranjeevi’s biggest blockbuster – Atthaku Yamudu Ammayiki Mogudu (1989), which ran for 365 days in several theatres – with his son Ramcharan, who found the slot among the big heroes after the swirling hit Maghadeera.

“Whatever I do, and utter during my film`s release is all for the sake of publicity,” said Ram Gopal Varma at the audio launch of his latest film, Rakta Charita.

The audio albums of the movie were unveiled on Sunday (September 26, 2010) at Prasad Lab Preview Theatre in Hyderabad. It was held in a low-key manner. RGV, the film’s producers Madhu Mantena and Rajkumar and Khaleja producer C Kalyan attended the ceremony.