Anubhavinchu Raja trailer: Raj Tarun is at his energetic best as Bangaram who lives life to the fullest

Raj Tarun is among the very few newcomers whose career took off on a high with three consecutive hits like Uyyala Jampala, Cinema Chupista Mama and Kumari 21F. After a few misses, he's now back in another entertainer, Anubhavinchu Raja, directed by Sreenu Gavireddy, that taps into his spontaneity as a performer exceedingly well. The film, where he pairs up with Kashish Khan, has hit all the right notes with its promos and songs to date, creating enough buzz among crowds. Ahead of its release on November 26, the film's trailer was launched on Wednesday.

The trailer opens with a line about why money is key to living a quality life and takes you through two contrasting avatars of Raj Tarun, both as a security guard in the city and as the charmer Bangaram in Amalapuram back home. In Hyderabad, he's a happy-go-lucky security guard who is naive and uncorrupted by the ways of the city and bumps into a software employee whom he eventually falls for. 

While we don't know how the on-screen equation of Raj Tarun and Kashish Khan is furthered, we're suddenly transported to Amalapuram where Bangaram is a completely different man, a charmer who has a way with women, bursting with energy and enthusiasm despite being an underdog. Posani, Sudharshan play his colleagues in the city while Ajay is as sharp as ever in a brooding avatar, back in the village. Aadharsh Balakrishna in a role with negative shades impresses too. The trailer is loaded with humour, energetic one-liners, emotions and hints at a possible dose of action.

Aadukalam Naren, Ravi Krishna, Temper Vamsi and Ariyana also play crucial roles in Anubhavinchu Raja, cinematographed by Pelli Choopulu fame Nagesh Banell. Gopi Sundar has scored the music for the film that has lyrics by Bhaskarabhatla Ravi Kumar and is edited by Chota K Prasad. Annapurna Studios and Sree Ventakeswara Cinemas LLP are jointly producing it. Kashish Khan makes her Telugu debut with the film. If promoted right, the film could prove to be a surprise winner at the box office, given Raj Tarun's connect with mass audiences.