The clash between Good (Rama) and Evil (Ravana) is going to be different now.  If the fight is external, it's formulaic.  If it's internal, it's 'Mana Oori Ramayanam'.

In this October 7 release, Prakash Raj plays a middle-age man, (supposedly) father of two, who has to wriggle free of an awkward, embarrassing situation that could put his and his brother's image in jeopardy.

Also starring Priyamani and Sathyadev ('Jyothi Lakshmi' fame) in key roles, this one has the National Award-winning actress playing the role of an artiste, as can be made out from the trailer.  What is Priyamani up to is the big suspense.

Family emotions have a place in the script.

Joy Matthew has written the story.  Dialogues are by Ramana Gopishetty and Prakash Raj.  Bhaskarabhatla Ravikumar has written the lyrics.  Art direction is by Sashidhar Adapa.  Srikar Prasad is the editor.  Cinematography is by Mukesh.  Music is by Maestro Ilaiyaraja.

It's jointly produced by Prakash Raj and First Copy Pictures and marks the coming together of five National Award-winning talent: Prakash Raj, Priyamani, Maestro Ilayaraja, Sreekar Prasad, and Shashidhar Adapa.