Rakshit Atluri’s latest movie, Operation Raavan, released yesterday. Featuring Radhika Sarath Kumar in a pivotal role, the film is a new-age suspense thriller produced by Dhyan Atluri and directed by Venkata Satya in both Telugu and Tamil. Sangeerthana Vipin stars as the heroine. The movie team reported that Operation Raavan released yesterday (Friday), is receiving a positive response. A success meet was held in Hyderabad today where Director Venkata Satya spoke about the film’s performance.

Director Satya stated, “Our movie Operation Raavan is getting a good response from both Telugu states. Collections from yesterday's matinee shows in multiplexes are on the rise. The film is gaining popularity in cities like Vizag and Vijayawada in Andhra Pradesh. The movie has also received positive reviews from the media. Industry figures, including Maruthi, have praised the film. The reviews have been encouraging. Rakshit and the rest of the team visited theaters in Hyderabad yesterday, and we will visit theaters in Vizag and Vijayawada tomorrow. We thank the audience for their support. We are also planning to make Palasa 2 with Rakshit as the hero, and we will reveal more details soon.”

Hero Rakshit Atluri commented, “Thank you all for supporting our movie Operation Raavan. Positive feedback started coming in from the morning shows yesterday. The film is receiving a good response everywhere. While I have previously portrayed rural characters, this movie has introduced me in an urban look, which has been well-received. I am pleased with the feedback and happy that our hard work has been rewarded with success. We offered a silver coin to anyone who could guess the psycho’s identity during the interval, and two lady reporters from the media guessed correctly. It was a pleasure to award them.”

Dialogue writer Lakshmi Lohit Pujari expressed, “I am thrilled with the response to Operation Raavan. Not only did I contribute as a dialogue writer, but I also had the opportunity to act in a significant role. I am committed to supporting this film.”