After Keerthy Suresh, Aparna Balamurali lauds RDX, says she is 'proud'

Earlier, Keerthy Suresh, Manju Warrier, and Udhayanidhi Stalin had also lauded RDX

Aparna Balamurali and a poster of RDX

RDX, the Malayalam film that was released during Onam 2023, is seeing a dream run in theatres. It has earned over Rs 20 crore at the Indian box office and is continuing its triumph in theatres. Many people, including film personalities, have enjoyed watching RDX and have shared their take on the film. The latest is Soorarai Pottru actress Aparna Balamurali, who expressed her love for the film on her Instagram story.

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While praising the cast and crew, the actress said that she was proud to be a part of the industry that made RDX.

Her Instagram story reads, "Finding it really hard to type something because the emotion was beyond words! Loved, loved, loved RDX movie. Feeling absolutely proud to be part of an industry that creates movies like these! So proud and happy for the entire cast and crew."

Keerthy Suresh wants to watch RDX once again

Before Aparna, Keerthy Suresh and Manju Warrier had also lauded RDX. Keerthy took to Twitter to praise the movie's action sequences and specifically commended the female lead, Mahima Nambiar, and the stunt choreographers. She also congratulated the film's music director, Sam CS, for his outstanding work. Keerthy called the film a commercial entertainer and congratulated the producers for supporting the vision of the film's director.

While Manju Warrier called the movie "kickass" in her Instagram story, actor and Tamil Nadu Youth Affairs Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin called RDX the best martial arts film made in India.

About RDX

RDX is helmed by Nahas Hidayath, who was an associate of Minnal Murali director Basil Joseph. Starring Shane Nigam, Antony Varghese, and Neeraj Madhav, RDX is bankrolled by Weekend Blockbusters, which produced Tovino Thomas' Minnal Murali and Dulquer Salmaan's Bangalore Days. The technical department of RDX consists of Chaman Chakko as editor and Alex J Pulickal as cinematographer.

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