Ravi Babu's Brutal Action Drama 'Razor' Set for May 8 Release

The grim action drama 'Razor', directed by and starring Ravi Babu, is scheduled for a worldwide release on May 8. The chosen date coincides with the birth anniversary of Ravi Babu's late father, Chalapathi Rao. The film's teaser and tagline promise a raw, violent tone, marking a sharp departure from the filmmaker's previous light-hearted work. Post-production is currently progressing rapidly for the Suresh Productions-presented film.

Key Points: Ravi Babu's 'Razor' Release Date Announced for May 8

  • Worldwide release on May 8
  • Marks Ravi Babu's directorial shift
  • Features extreme violent action
  • Post-production in final stages
  • Presented by Suresh Productions
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Ravi Babu's 'Razor' to hit screens on May 8

Ravi Babu's grim action drama 'Razor', promising brutal justice, is set to hit screens worldwide on May 8, 2024. Details inside.

"Justice will be brutal. - Film Tagline"

Hyderabad, April 11

The makers of actor-director Ravi Babu's upcoming grim, action drama 'Razor' have now announced that the film will hit screens worldwide on May 8 this year.

The makers of the film have disclosed that they chose May 8 as the release date as it coincides with the birth anniversary of Ravi Babu's father, the late Chalapathi Rao.

The film, which is being presented by Suresh Babu under Suresh Productions, has been produced by Flying Frogs.

It may be recalled that the film's makers had only recently announced the wrapping up of the film's shooting. To announce the wrapping up of filming, the makers had unveiled a poster along with a special glimpse video.

In the video that was released, Ravi Babu appears in a brutal, violent avatar, killing a villain with a car engine valve cover- establishing the film's raw and savage tone. The teaser features some really violent scenes that include decapitation. The film has a tagline that reads "Justice will be brutal."

'Razor' not only features Ravi Babu in the lead, it is also being directed by him.

The storyline promises to be a first-of-its-kind attempt in Telugu cinema. For the unaware, Ravi Babu, who has always carved his own path in Telugu cinema, constantly reinventing himself as a filmmaker, technician, and actor, is known for his offbeat ideas and fearless experimentation.

His upcoming film 'Razor' marks a sharp shift from the light-hearted tone of his previous film 'Enuguthondam Ghatikachalam'. 'Razor' appears to be set in a world of tension, violence, and psychological intensity.

On the technical front, the film has cinematography by Madhavaneni and music by SS Rajesh. Action sequences for the film have been choreographed by Satish Poloju.

It may be recalled that the makers had earlier unveiled a title glimpse, which drew a terrific response, especially from thriller lovers.

Sources close to the unit of the film say that post-production work is progressing at a brisk pace.

- IANS

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Rohit P
"Justice will be brutal" – that tagline has me hooked! Telugu cinema needs more gritty, experimental films like this. Ravi Babu never follows the formula. Hope the story matches the violent promise of the teaser.
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Aman W
The decapitation scenes sound a bit too much, no? I appreciate dark themes but hope it's not violence just for shock value. Ravi Babu is a talented director, so expecting a solid psychological thriller underneath the gore.
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Sarah B
Interesting shift from 'Enuguthondam Ghatikachalam'! Shows his range as a filmmaker. The technical team with Madhavaneni and SS Rajesh is promising. May 8 is not far, will definitely watch.
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Karthik V
Suresh Productions backing it gives me confidence in the scale. Flying Frogs also has a good track record. Hope the "first-of-its-kind" storyline delivers. The car engine valve cover kill... that's creative brutality! 😅
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Nisha Z
As a fan of thrillers, the title glimpse had me excited. Satish Poloju doing action is a plus. But the real test is the writing. Hope the violence serves a deeper narrative about justice and isn't just superficial.

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