Veeraswamy Ravichandran aka V Ravichandran is a multi-hyphenate star of the Kannada Film industry. His fans lovingly call him Crazy Star. He is known for changing the film scenario in the Kannada film industry with his superhit Premaloka, which hit the screens in 1987. The actor is now grabbing headlines as he is gearing up for a legal battle. Before you jump into any conclusion, let us explain. V Ravichandran is all set to star in the courtroom drama, The Judgement, which is inching closer to its theatrical release. The makers of the film released the official teaser on May 1. Fans are quite excited to catch the film on the silver screen. It is a fictional story based on real incidents. The caption read, “Watch the official teaser of the highly anticipated Kannada legal thriller movie The Judgement, out now. The Judgement in May 2024! See you in court … and in theatres soon!”
As soon as the teaser was launched, fans made a beeline for the comment section to share their excitement and shower the team with love. One comment read, “Nice, let the movie run successfully.” Another wrote, “Ohhh Ravi sir in New look.” “Superb, you are back to court,” read another comment.
Production and Distribution House, Reliance Entertainment has joined hands with the makers for the release of The Judgement. The film has an interesting cast ensemble featuring ace actors like Diganth Manchale, Meghana Gaonkar, and Dhanya Ramkumar in the lead. It also stars Prakash Belawad, Lakshmi Gopalaswamy and Rangayana Raghu in supporting roles. A majority of the characters have been introduced in the teaser itself. Reportedly, V Ravichandran will essay the role of a lawyer, who has made a mistake and wants to rectify it.
The Judgement is directed by Gururaj Kulkarni and produced under the banner of G9 Communication and Entertainment. It is a legal thriller and fans are excited to see the actor portray the role of a lawyer once again. Previously, he stepped into the role of a lawyer in the film Yuddha Kaanda and later in Dasharatha.
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