Raj Tarun has joined hands with Sri Sridevi Productions for a highly anticipated movie titled 'Purushottamudu'. Produced by Ramesh Tejawat and Prakash Tejawat, and directed by the talented Ram Bhimana, this film is set to make waves in the industry.

The recently released teaser has already created a buzz, with Raj Tarun delivering a powerful dialogue that ignites curiosity and sets the stage for a thought-provoking tale. The visuals in the teaser beautifully blend ancient wisdom with modern-day realities, hinting at a unique storytelling approach.

Raj Tarun's captivating performance in the teaser is complemented by a stellar supporting cast including Hasini Sudheer, Murali Sharma, Kausalya, Prakash Raj, Ramya Krishnan, Brahmanandam, Brahmaji, Mukesh Khanna, Raja Ravindra, Raj Thiran Das, Ratcha Ravi, and Kancharapalem Raju. Their presence adds depth and intrigue to the film, promising an enthralling cinematic experience.

"Purushottamudu" is not just a regular movie; it promises to delve into complex themes such as dharma, rebellion, and the choices we make. The film's narrative aims to captivate the audience while exploring these intricacies. With mesmerizing music by Gopi Sundar, the movie sets the stage for Raj Tarun's successful comeback and is poised to become a captivating highlight in his filmography.

Director Ram Bhimana expressed his joy in unveiling the film's title on the auspicious day of Ayodhya Ramjanmabhoomi, while producers Dr. Ramesh Tejawat and Prakash Tejawat shared their enthusiasm for the substantial budget invested in the project. They praised Gopi Sundar's captivating musical compositions that are set to enthrall the Telugu audience and ensure the film's tremendous success.

The entire film unit is eagerly looking forward to presenting "Purushottamudu" to the audience in the near future. Anticipation is high as this movie promises to push boundaries and provide a groundbreaking and memorable cinematic experience. Raj Tharun is pinning all his hopes on this film as his previous films failed to set the screens on fire.