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WATCH Raavan (2010) HDTvRip - Hindi Movie ONLINE  Mani Ratnam’s film features eminent stars like Prithviraj, Vikram, Abhisekh Bachan and Aishwarya Rai. The cast comprises of some other eminent actors like Priyamani, Prabhu, Ranjitha, Karthik and Munna. Dev-Prithviraj, a police officer is deeply in love with Ragini-Aishwarya Rai, a classical dancer. They finally marry each other. Soon after their marriage Dev is posted to a tribal village controlled by Veera-Vikram, the warlord and a challenger. His injunctions alone guide the entire tribal village. Dev in desperate efforts to establish law and bring peace in the tribal village wishes to crush Veera. In an attempt to subjugate Veera, Dev mistakenly kills his sister Priyamani. In the rage Veera kidnaps Ragini. This compels Dev into the forest which soon becomes their battleground. The intense, scary and confusing jungle sets lend an aura to the entire movie. The sets of incidences soon change their fortune and beliefs. A village which was solely derived by veera’s world now witnesses a shift in the power structure. Also the movie features some heat-binding scene of Abhishek Bachan and Priyamani. On the whole, the movie will surely be a complete entertainer and complete by the standards of the Indian Cinema. Raavan Rating :- I will rate Raavan 3.5 out of 5. You must watch this movie once. Raavan Movie Torrent Download Torrent of movie Raavan will be available on torrent sites like bwtorrents[dot]com , utorrent[dot]com ets, However we will advice you to watch movie in theaters only. You can only enjoy real movie at Movie Halls not in VCDs or DVDs. Raavan Movie Songs and MP3 Download

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The low-caste Beera rules the forest in Raavan, Mani Ratnam’s richly atmospheric adaptation of the Indian epic The Ramayana. Though the film takes place in the present, Mr Ratnam’s forest remains an appropriately primeval place for mythic doings, full of fog and mists and rain and Beera’s mud-painted followers (shades of “Apocalypse Now”). Raavan (Ravana in Sanskrit), as every Indian knows, is the demon in The Ramayana who kidnaps Sita, the wife of Rama: king, deity and model husband (as Sita is the model wife). Early on in Ratnam’s film the question is asked: Is Beera (a gleefully hammy Abhishek Bachchan) Robin Hood or Raavan? He’s both — and more a hero in this telling, set on his turf, than is the Rama character, a cop called Dev (Vikram), who matches Beera in brutality and cunning, but not in heart. Raavan has Bollywood glamour aplenty, with the lovely if occasionally dramatically challenged Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Abhishek’s wife, playing the Sita stand-in. The real star, though, is Ratnam, a talented visual storyteller who directs action crisply and fills the screen with striking images. (One, of Bachchan’s falling body landing gracefully on a tree branch, is so good he uses it three times.) Artful but not arty, Ratnam, whose films include Dil Se and Guru delivers the goods: There are songs and dances (A R Rahman of Slumdog Millionaire fame did the excellent score), and an eye-popping climactic battle, between the bad-good Beera and the good-bad Dev, on a teetering suspension bridge. And that, folks, is entertainment. This film has been designated as a Critics' Pick.