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                     Genre: 
                    Friendship 
                    Cast: Jagapati Babu, Venu, Arjun, Laya, Sneha, Vijaya 
                    Lakshmi, Jaya Prakash Reddy, Brahamanandam, Rallapalli, M.S. 
                    Narayana and Kovai Sarala  
                    Story: Rafi Meckardin 
                    Dialogues: Thotapalli Madhu 
                    Camera: Ram Prasad 
                    Fights: Kanal Kannan 
                    Art: M Kumar 
                    Co-directors: Seetha Ramaraju and M.N.R 
                    Music: Suresh Peters 
                    Screenplay - Direction: M Raja 
                    Producer: MV Lakshmi 
                    Presented by: Editor Mohan 
                    Theatrical 
                    Release Date: 21st December 2001 
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                    About 
                    the film 
                   
                    'Editor' Mohan has an uncanny knack of making blockbusters 
                    out of modestly budgeted movies. His strong point a well-knit 
                    screenplay. Thus he makes his remakes look like authentic, 
                    native versions. His latest venture under his M.L. Movie Arts 
                    banner, 'Hanuman Junction' is a remake of the Malayalam hit, 
                    "Tenkasi Pattananm". Arjun-Sneha, Jagapati Babu-Laya, 
                    and Venu-Vijayalakshmi are the lead pairs in this entertainer, 
                    a mixture of rugged action and feel good romance. 
                  Arjun 
                    and Jagapathi Babu form an entertainment troupe. As orphans, 
                    they have seen only the rough side of life. They go to Hanuman 
                    Junction in search of a livelihood. Accustomed to a riff-raff, 
                    life style, they follow it here also, and eliminate certain 
                    rowdy elements in the area. They start behaving like dadas. 
                    Laya, a singer in their troupe, gets fed up and refuses to 
                    sing for them. They forcibly bring her back into their fold 
                    and this song comes in the wake of this incident. 
                   
                    Sneha, also hailing from the same village, brings about a 
                    change in the two ruffians with the help of Venu. Vijayalakshmi 
                    plays the third heroine. All the artistes, including the comedians, 
                    have well-balanced roles to perform. In one word, the film 
                    conveys the message that "The victor speaks and the vanquished 
                    listens." 
                  "In 
                    Rangampeta, we have constructed an eight-ft. statue of Lord 
                    Hanuman in this junction, and gifted it to the village after 
                    the shooting. The script is an asset for the movie. Credit 
                    also goes to a dedicated team of young artistes and technicians. 
                    My son is making his debut as a director," says Mohan 
                    with a smile. A diploma holder from the Chennai Film Institute. 
                    M. Raja feels that directing three heroes in one film has 
                    given him the experience of making three movies. "They 
                    are very cooperative and helpful." 
                   
                    Talking about their characters in the film, he says, "When 
                    they meet a sophisticated Venu, Jagapathi Babu and Arjun rediscover 
                    themselves. Jayaprakash Reddy plays the villain and Parchuri 
                    Venakateswara Rao is cast as the village head. The film deals 
                    with the saga of friendship and whether it can withstand the 
                    test of time. The songs are situational. I am happy to make 
                    my debut with such a script." 
                   
                    "The film is due for release in November", says 
                    Editor Mohan. Brahamanandam, Rallapalli, M.S. Narayana and 
                    Kovai Sarala are in the cast. Story is by Rafi Meckardin, 
                    dialogue by Thotapalli Madhu, camera by Ram Prasad, fights 
                    by Kanal Kannan and art by M.Kumar. The co-directors are Seetha 
                    Ramaraju and M.N.R. Screenplay and direction are by M. Raja. 
                    The producer is M.V. Lakshmi and presenter 'Editor' Mohan. 
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