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                    ActionBanner: Sri Raja Rajeswari International Films
 Cast: Ajju, Akruthi, Ricky, Raghavendra Sravan ,Aniketh 
                    Patil, Balvinder Singh, Roshan, Prasanth, Sekhar Babu, MS 
                    Narayana, LB Sriram, Costume Krishna, Mallikarjuna Rao, Rajesh, 
                    Mater Fatheh Singh, Sakunthala, Rajitha and Jayalalitha
 Dialogues: Poosala
 Music: Vendemataram Srinivas
 Camera: Kodi Laxman
 Art: KV Ramana
 Story - Screenplay - Director: Kodi Rama Krishna
 Producer: K Satya Murthy
 Theatrical 
                    Release Date: June 2002
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                    An old hat at dealing with socio-political issues, Kodi Ramakrishna, 
                    is coming up with one such film, Jenda, for producer Kotamraju 
                    Satyamurthy of Sri Raja Rajeswari International Films. With 
                    debutants Ajju and Akruthi in the lead, the film introduces 
                    a number of new comers Ricky, Raghavendra Sravan ,Aniketh 
                    Patil, Balvinder Singh and Roshan playing the other female 
                    lead. Another debutant Prashanth is cast as the villain. With 
                    the picturization of a few scenes and some patchwork at Sarathi 
                    Studios recently, the shooting is now complete and the film 
                    is in its post-production stage.   
                    "Bharath Bandh was my last political statement. A film 
                    in this genre should not only have a contemporary theme, but 
                    should also look beyond and be relevant even after several 
                    years of its release. Jenda has such a futuristic theme. It 
                    needs freshers, specially students in main roles for a realistic 
                    portrayal. Fortunately, my producer agreed on this point. 
                    And we have selected youngsters, some still in college and 
                    some just out of it. Jenda harps on two issues - the youth 
                    should take over the reigns from the old and corrupt politicians 
                    who are the root cause for maladies in the system and that 
                    changes must be brought in the legal system which has many 
                    loopholes for these unethical politicians to escape punishment. 
                      
                    "Ajju is a hockey player and like any other student of 
                    his age, spends time on studies and sport, till murky politics 
                    creeps into their campus. The jean-clad, funs loving young 
                    students decide to throw these dirty politicians and cleanse 
                    the system of its maladies. They turn their hockey sticks 
                    in revolt against these enemies who are eating into the very 
                    roots of our democratic set up. At the same time they choose 
                    a path, which is very democratic. They even capture power 
                    by democratic means, to bring in Swarna Bharatham."  
                    "In am ironic situation, the heroine escapes from a neighboring 
                    country and joins the forces fighting to save our country 
                    from the enemy within. And the young students are joined in 
                    their struggle to cleanse the system by the honest but dejected 
                    police force and those disappointed youngsters who have taken 
                    to the forest, in a thrilling finale. I am sure the climax 
                    will leave the audience thinking about ushering in young blood. 
                    Besides, the film upholds the pride and dignity of our national 
                    flag. In one word, my film is all about a revolt against corrupt 
                    politicians and how the young generation shows the way for 
                    new governance, based on what the fathers of our Constitution 
                    have envisaged. A dream project for me which is coming true 
                    on celluloid and which I hope will become a reality tomorrow," 
                    concludes the director.   
                    Though an emotional subject, the film has its lighter moments 
                    too in the form of songs and situational comedy. "It 
                    has all the ingredients of a commercial film. 'Vandemataram 
                    Srinivas' music is a highlight".  
                    Veteran producer Sekhar Babu dons the grease paint for the 
                    first time and he will be seen in the role of a chief minister 
                    while producer Satyamurthy plays the Governor. M.S. Narayana 
                    plays a journalist and L.B. Sriram is an archetypal villain 
                    in the mould of Rao Gopala Rao. Others in the cast are Costume 
                    Krishna, Mallikarjuna Rao, Rajesh, Mater Fatheh Singh, Sakunthala, 
                    Rajitha and Jayalalitha.   
                    Dialogue by Poosala, camera by Kodi Lakshman, art by K.V. 
                    Ramana, editing by Tata Suresh are the major technical credits. 
                    With story, screenplay and direction by Kodi Ramakrishana, 
                    the film is produced by K. Satyamurthy with Amar and Lakshmi 
                    as co-producers and K. Sujatha as the presenter.
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