Actor Ravi Teja, director Sarath Mandava and producer Sudhakar Cherukuri await the theatrical release of 'Ramarao On Duty' on July 29. The story is set in 1995 and everything (especially sets, props and locations) reflects those times.

In a fun-filled interview, the debutant director Sarath has said that he has a couple of complaints against the Mass Maharaja. "He is a workaholic to catch up with whom everyone has to be on their toes. He is super-punctual and everyone needs to be on the edge to meet his pace. One has to always be on a high alert when they are working with him," Sarath revealed.

Ravi Teja commented that the only negative about Sarath is that he never keeps his word about song schedules. "If I ask him to send the song recording, he says he will send it in a couple of hours. But he takes 3-4 days," the 'Khiladi' actor said.

The songs are going to be electrifying, the actor-director duo suggests. "'Naa Peru Seesa', for example, was tuned by Sam CS even as Chandrabose garu started writing the lines," the director reveals. Cinematographer Sathyan Sooryan is a soft-spoken person, iterates the 'Krack' actor, talking about the key technician.