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Golimaar
Directed by	Puri Jagannadh
Produced by	Bellamkonda Suresh
Written by	Puri Jagannadh
Starring	Gopichand Priyamani Roja Selvamani Nassar Kelly Dorjee Ali
Music by	Chakri
Cinematography	Arthur Wilson
Release date(s)	May 27, 2010 (2010-05-27)
Country	India
Language	Telugu

Golimaar is a 2010 Telugu film directed by Puri Jagannadh. Gopichand plays the lead role, with Priyamani playing the lady lead. Roja Selvamani, Nassar, Kelly Dorjee, Ali and M S Narayana are doing supporting roles in this film ^[1]. Music of the film is by Chakri. Bellamkonda Suresh is producing the film on Sri Sai Ganesh Productions banner.This film is completed in just 85 days. This film was released on May 27, 2010.

1 Synopsis
2 Cast
3 Soundtrack
4 References
5 External links

Synopsis

Gangaram (Gopichand) is an orphan who dreams of becoming a police officer from childhood. Working in a cafe belonging to Babai M S Narayana in mornings, Gangaram attends night school to achieve his dream and with in no time Gangaram becomes Police. Young, dynamic and sincere Gangaram targets the Underworld Mafia and their activities in the city. With in three days of his appointment, Gangaram is elevated to an Encounter Specialist by DIG Bharath Nandan (Nassar).Gangaram and his team of four cops start their hunt for two Underworld gangs, first Talwar gang operating with in the city and second Khalid (Kelly Dorjee) gang operating from Malaysia.

First Gangaram cleans up Talwar gang and plans to travel Kenya where Khalid is on a one day private trip. When Gangaram is getting ready for Kenya, Police raid the house and prove his illegal contacts with Mafia. Gangaram finds it very soon that he was trapped in the plan of Khalid and DIG Bharathnandan who used him as a tool to clean their Mafia opponent Talwar.In an interview by the telugu new channel 9, Gangaram starts cry that his own department framed him and states that he will become a gangster and kill everyone that framed including the DIG and ACP. An admanat Gangaram escapes from police and re-establishes himself as Gangu Bhai, the Mafia Don. Pavitra, the love interest of Gangaram finds out her mother was killed by the DIG. In a friendly encounter, he kills the DIG and goes to Kenya where he meets Khalid. After he gets there he gets beat up by Khalid but he escapes and in a wild chase, Gangaram and Khalid battle on a helicopter rooftop and Gangaram kills Khalid and puts 10 bullets in him. The movie ends when Gangaram asks the DIGPrakash Raj to remove all the cases against him but the DIG says it's not that easy. Instead he tells him to start and run a mafia gang in Malaysia and operate there. End of the movie.

Cast

Gopichand : Gangaram/GanguBhai
Priyamani: Pavitra
Roja Selvamani :Arundhati
Nassar
Ali
M S Narayana
Kelly Dorjee

Soundtrack

The soundtrack is composed by Chakri. The music was released on May 05 at a function organized in Club Jayabheri. The audio rights of the soundtrack were purchased by Aditya Music.

Golimaar
File:Golimaar
Soundtrack by Chakri
Released	05 May 2010 (Audio Release)
Genre	Feature film soundtrack
Label	Aditya Music
Producer	Bellamkonda Suresh

All music composed by Chakri.

Tracklist
No.	Title	Artist(s)	Length
1.	"Gundello Edo Sadi"	Chakri, Kausalya
2.	"Theenmaar"	Mumaith Khan
3.	"Magallu"	Geetha Madhuri
4.	"Golimaar"	Chakri
5.	"Salaam Police"	Simha
6.	"Nidharosthale"	Vasu

References

^ [1], Golimaar Cast & Crew.

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