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B Shiva Prasad on Raa Raja: Concealing actors' faces has never been attempted before in Telugu cinema

Raa Raja is an upcoming Telugu cinema that is produced and directed by B Shiva Prasad. The film's special aspect is that none of the faces of the actors are showcased on screen. Read to learn more.

Avad Mohammad
Mar 06, 2025
B Shiva Prasad on Raa Raja: Concealing actors' faces has never been attempted before in Telugu cinema
Raa Raja poster

Telugu cinema is evolving rapidly as young directors bring fresh and unique content to the industry. One such film is Raa Raja, produced and directed by B. Shiva Prasad. The film is set to hit the screens on March 7, 2025, and has alre ady generated curiosity with its unconventional approach.

Raa Raja director opens up about his experimental film

The standout feature of this thriller is that the entire film revolves around actors who never show their faces on screen. This bold experiment has sparked intrigue, making Raa Raja the first Telugu film to adopt such a storytelling technique.

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Speaking about this innovative approach, director Shiva Prasad says, "Telugu cinema has changed for the better, and content-driven films are working big time these days. That’s when I thought, why not make a film where the characters exist, but their faces remain unseen? This would add an extra layer of intrigue to the narrative, and I went ahead with Raa Raja."

Despite the lack of visible faces, Raa Raja promises to deliver intense emotions, including love, hatred, and revenge. Prasad believes audiences will still connect with the story. "The emotions will be conveyed in a gripping manner, and viewers will experience them fully when watching Raa Raja on the big screen," he adds.

Raa Raja is an unique attempt in Telugu cinema

Music plays a crucial role in enhancing the film’s experience, and Shekar Chandra has composed the soundtrack. Prasad praises the composer, saying, "Since the actors' faces aren't shown, the music becomes even more important. Shekar Chandra has done a fantastic job with the background score, which elevates the film."

Prasad is confident that Raa Raja will become a topic of discussion even after its release. "Many may not be aware of my film yet, but once they start watching it, they won’t be concerned about the missing faces. Instead, they’ll be engrossed in the storytelling. I strongly believe my experiment will succeed with Raa Raja." Only time will tell if the film lives up to the hype. Stay tuned for more updates.

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