PremiumBhairathi Ranagal’s Agnyaathavaasa: Watch full video of Ranagal’s life before he became a crime lord
Bhairathi Ranagal’s Agnyathavaasa out now: The Tamil and Telugu versions of the song are now out. Bhairathi Ranagal is the prequel to 2017's Mufti.
Last Updated: 07.37 PM, Dec 14, 2024
Century Star Shivarajkumar’s latest film, Bhairathi Ranagal, released in theatres on November 25 and has had a good run at the box office. The film, produced by Shivarajkumar’s home banner, Geetha Pictures, is the prequel of director Narthan’s Mufti, in which the actor played a crime lord called Bhairathi Ranagal – a wanted man by the police, who is also saviour to the people of Ronapura.
In the prequel, Narthan explores Ranagal’s early days, before he took on the black-on-black wearing crime lord avatar and took to violence. The song Agnyaathavaasa in the film captures major portions of this early life, with Ranagal trying to use his law degree to good effect in helping the people of Ronapura within the system.
From establishing the Ranagal promise with a watch that switches hands, to the relationships he builds, including with Singa (played by Madhu Guruswamy), the bond he has with his sister Vedavathi, there’s much ground that the visuals of Agnyathavaasa covers. The song is out now in Telugu and Tamil versions too.
A couple of days ago, a source had hinted that Bhairathi Ranagal would soon be OTT bound. The film’s digital rights are said to be with Amazon Prime Video, with the streamer toying with the idea of a Christmas day release for Bhairathi Ranagal on the platform. It is, therefore, no surprise that the makes have begun releasing full videos of songs to drum up excitement around the film.
After the release of Bhairathi Ranagal, Shivarajkumar is now on a medical leave of absence, as he tends to an ailment that he’s been in treatment for. During the promotions of the film the Hattrick Hero had admitted that he’s been unwell and is scheduled to have surgery for the same. Shivarajkumar is set to head to the US on December 18 and is expected to return in late January or early February.