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'Ramayudha' starts

  • IndiaGlitz, [Wednesday,June 24 2015]

The handsome hunk Chiranjeevi Sarja signed a new film Ramayudha' in the direction of Srikanth. The muhurut for the film went on floors at Maruthi Mandir in Vijayanagar. Producer Prathiba Shivakumar, producer, exhibitor and distributor N Kumar, director Dinakar Toogudeepa were present at the muhurut.

Chiranjeevi Sarja who made a beginning with Vaayuputra' in the home banner of his maternal uncle Arjun, Tamil super star film is playing a very sharp role that is as clear as Sri Rama's arrow.

Chiranjeevi Sarja has finished major portions of his latest film Ram Leela' for Soundarya Jagadish production. He is paired with charming Amoolya. Coming next is Seizure' for Chiranjeevi Sarja.

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