Who are the actors in the movie Baadshah?
Who are the actors in the movie Baadshah?
Baadshah Full Length Telugu Movie. Movie: Baadshah, Starring: Jr. NTR , Kajal Aggarwal, Navdeep, Mukesh Rishi, Ashish Vidyarthi, Nassar, Kelly Dorji.
Who is the antagonist in the movie Baadshah?
The film was produced by Bandla Ganesh under his Parameswara Art Productions banner. It stars Jr. NTR, Kajal Aggarwal, and Navdeep in the lead roles . It is Jr. NTR and Kajal’s second film together after Brindavanam. Popular Telugu hero Navdeep plays the antagonist in this movie.
Where was the movie Baadshah filmed in Thailand?
The film was shot extensively in Bangkok for more than 1 and a half month till 25 September 2012 and it was reported that 60% of the film’s shoot was completed by then. The new shooting schedule of the film began in a private house in Hyderabad, where few comedy scenes and other vital scenes will be canned on the lead cast.
Who is Rama Rao in the movie Baadshah?
… Rama Rao (Jr. NTR) is the son of Ranjan (Mukesh Rishi) who works as an assistant to Mafia Don Saadu Bhai (Kelly Dorji) is an IPS Aspirant. However, he is rejected from police work due to his fathers connections to the criminal underworld.
Cast overview, first billed only: Shah Rukh Khan Raj ‘Baadshah’ Twinkle Khanna Seema Malhotra Amrish Puri Suraj Singh Thaper Johnny Lever Ram Lal Prem Chopra CBI Chief
When did the movie Baadshaho come out in theaters?
The film was released worldwide on 1 September 2017. In 1973 , Maharani Gitanjali was a princess to a royal family in Rajasthan. As every royal family has loads of gold to themselves, so does this royal family. Still, her ancestors did not hand it over to the government of the country even after the ancestral reign was over.
Who was Thapar’s henchman in the movie Baadshah?
Unfortunately Thaper gets wind of this and also has Deepak killed in the process; replacing Baadshah is one of Thapar’s henchman. But another man named Raj who is also called Baadshah gets mistaken for the one sent on the mission both by Thapar and the CBI.
