As Rana Daggubati’s character Ravi/Ravanna, meaning sun, is penning his thoughts on the discrimination against minorities, sunlight enters the room. A ray of light in an oppressive world. 
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7 defining moments from Rana Daggubati, Sai Pallavi-starrer Virata Parvam

The teaser of Venu Udugula’s Virata Parvam paints a clear picture of the story, the characters, and the political climate of the time it is set in. Here are 7 defining shots from the teaser that beautifully add to the universe of the film, which is based on true events.

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When Sai Pallavi’s character Vennela, meaning moonlight, reads the writings of Ravanna, we once again see the sunlight. The juxtaposition in their names is likely to hold a much deeper meaning.
Easily the most defining moment from the teaser is when Vennela holds a leaf with the communism emblem cut in it, encapsulating the film’s essence - Revolution is an act of love.
Shots as such have frequently been used to foreshadow female emancipation and this seems to be no different as Vennela sets out on a journey to meet Ravi.
This shot reflects the film’s universe, a calm and serene land that’s rife with societal conflicts.
Comrade Ravanna on the bloodstained battlefield.
This shot places Vennela in a bloody battleground and she is certainly not prepared for the violence.

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