Raju Weds Rambai, featuring Akhil and Tejaswini, and directed by Saailu Kampati, inches closer to its grand theatrical release on November 21st. The film—produced by Venu Udugula and Rahul Mopidevi (Dolamukhi Subaltern Films & Monsoons Tales), presented by Dr. Nageshwar Rao Pujari, and distributed by Vamsi Nandipati Entertainments and Bunny Vas Works—recently unveiled the much-awaited lyrical song ‘Rambai Neemeedha Naku’ in the presence of Rocking Star Manchu Manoj and Bhuma Mounika.
Song Launch & Team’s Reflections
Lyricist Mittapalli Surender shared his personal journey, expressing joy at penning all songs for this true-love-inspired rural drama, and revealed that ‘Rambai Neemeedha Naku’ captures the heartfelt longing and innocence of youthful romance. Music director Suresh Bobbili credited Surender’s lyrics for giving the film’s love story resonance and said working on this project was creatively fulfilling.
Manchu Manoj, recalling his own association with ETV Win and expressing deep admiration for the team’s dedication over two years, predicted Raju Weds Rambai would sweep awards and touch audiences with its emotional honesty. He also praised the courage to tackle sensitive real-life themes on screen.
Emotional Impact, Realism & Industry Buzz
The creative team—actors Shivaji Raja, Chaitu Jonnalagadda, Tejaswini Rao, and producers—consistently highlighted the film’s grounding in real events from a Telangana village, its moving climactic sequences, and the strong musical contribution of Suresh Bobbili and Anurag Kulkarni. Content Head Nithin and distributor Vamsi Nandipati emphasized the film’s wide appeal and potential for musical chartbusters, while the presence of Manchu Manoj and Bhuma Mounika reinforced the celebration.
A Love Story Rooted in Truth
Director Saailu Kampati and producer Venu Udugula described the film as a raw, soulful love saga blending joy, pain, and authenticity—a testimony from the soil that promises to evoke deep emotion. The entire cast urged audiences to enjoy Raju Weds Rambai in theatres and dedicate its songs to their own “Rambai.”
