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Dhruva: Behind-the-scenes action as thrilling as this larger-than-life Telugu drama
Ram Charan will be seen playing the titular character of a cop in Dhruva which is a remake of Thani Oruvan, a Tamil action drama that released in 2015.

Ram Charan's Dhruva, directed by Surender Reddy, grabbed a lot of eyeballs when the theatrical trailer was released recently. It was appreciated for Charan's rippled look and the action-packed sequences in the film.[caption id="attachment_3140104" align="alignleft" width="380"]
Ram Charan in a still from Dhruva[/caption]The makers have now released the making of the film as a part of their buildup towards the release of this Telugu film this Friday. The video is about 90 seconds long and consists of various behind-the-scenes shots from the film.The making provides the audience a glimpse into the technology and manual skills that go into the production of a larger-than-life drama of such a huge scale. The film is a sequel to the Tamil action drama Thani Oruvan which released in 2015 and was directed by Mohan Raja. That film also boasted of monumental production value and was a hit at the box office.The making of Dhruva also sees Charan flaunt some of his tough moves. His swift movements are supported by the upbeat music in the background. Watch out for the shot when there is a drop in the music and Charan delivers a beautiful hurricanrana on a bad guy.The video also shows the cast of the film bonding with each other when they are not in front of the camera. Charan is seen mingling with Navdeep who plays a fellow cop in the film. The camaraderie shared by the actors off-screen is sure to translate onto the screen.Dhruva is produced by Allu Aravind under his production banner Geetha Arts. The movie also stars Arvind Swamy and Rakul Preet Singh who plays the love interest of Dhruva, the titular character portrayed by Charan. The Telugu action drama is slated to release on 9 December and will clash with Aditya Chopra's romantic Hindi flick Befikre, starring Vaani Kapoor and Ranveer Singh, at the box office.
Ram Charan in a still from Dhruva[/caption]The makers have now released the making of the film as a part of their buildup towards the release of this Telugu film this Friday. The video is about 90 seconds long and consists of various behind-the-scenes shots from the film.The making provides the audience a glimpse into the technology and manual skills that go into the production of a larger-than-life drama of such a huge scale. The film is a sequel to the Tamil action drama Thani Oruvan which released in 2015 and was directed by Mohan Raja. That film also boasted of monumental production value and was a hit at the box office.The making of Dhruva also sees Charan flaunt some of his tough moves. His swift movements are supported by the upbeat music in the background. Watch out for the shot when there is a drop in the music and Charan delivers a beautiful hurricanrana on a bad guy.The video also shows the cast of the film bonding with each other when they are not in front of the camera. Charan is seen mingling with Navdeep who plays a fellow cop in the film. The camaraderie shared by the actors off-screen is sure to translate onto the screen.Dhruva is produced by Allu Aravind under his production banner Geetha Arts. The movie also stars Arvind Swamy and Rakul Preet Singh who plays the love interest of Dhruva, the titular character portrayed by Charan. The Telugu action drama is slated to release on 9 December and will clash with Aditya Chopra's romantic Hindi flick Befikre, starring Vaani Kapoor and Ranveer Singh, at the box office.Twitter handle - @inkedinwhite
First Published:Dec 05, 2016, 11:31:31 IST
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