By Entertainment Desk April 07, 2025
RGV’s masterpiece, Satya redefined Indian gangster films. Manoj Bajpayee’s starrer film is still considered one of the finest Indian crime films ever.
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Inspired by The Godfather, Sarkar starred Amitabh Bachchan as a political don. The film’s intense dialogue and layered performances made it a standout.
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A complete departure from his usual dark themes, Rangeela showed RGV’s versatility and became a cultural phenomenon.
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Company dives deeper into the dynamics of organized crime, inspired by real-life dons. Its gritty tone and tight screenplay made it another RGV classic.
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Shiva was RGV’s directorial debut in Telugu cinema and a massive hit that changed the way action films were made in the South.
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Bhoot broke horror clichés with its eerie atmosphere and psychological depth. RGV proved that he could excel in horror as well as thrillers.
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This violent political drama is based on Paritala Ravindra’s life. The film showcased RGV’s bold, uncompromising approach to real-life storytelling.
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Kaun? is a gripping psychological thriller set in one house with just three characters. Minimalist yet suspenseful, it gained cult status for its unexpected twists.
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This psychological thriller explores toxic relationships in the age of social media. It stars debutant Aaradhya Devi and was released in multiple languages.
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Based on Andhra Pradesh’s political turmoil after Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy’s death, Vyooham shows RGV’s take on real political events.
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