Raymo (Kannada with English Subtitles)

Raymo at Victory Cinema Raymo brings music, romance, ambition and family conflict together in a Kannada entertainer centred on two artists from very different worlds. Revanth Deshpande is a successful young musician who performs under the stage name Raymo. Although he comes from a wealthy family, he wants his identity to be built through his own talent rather than his father’s influence. Confident, impulsive and surrounded by live-performance energy, Raymo appears to possess everything a rising rockstar could want. Behind that public image, however, he carries unresolved anger connected to his home and the choices made by his father. Mohana is a gifted classical singer whose discipline and values contrast sharply with Raymo’s glamorous lifestyle. When his professional journey requires a distinctive female voice, their paths cross. The meeting brings contemporary stage music and classical tradition together, creating creative tension before affection begins to grow. Victory Cinema presents Raymo in Kannada with English subtitles for audiences from across Bengaluru and beyond. Written and directed by Pavan Wadeyar, the musical romantic drama stars Ishaan and Ashika Ranganath alongside R. Sarathkumar, Madhoo, Achyuth Kumar and Rajesh Nataranga. Produced by C. R. Manohar under Jayaditya Films, the film features music by Arjun Janya, cinematography by Vaidy S. Pillai and editing by K. M. Prakash. Revanth Deshpande becomes Raymo Ishaan plays Revanth Deshpande, a musician who has transformed himself into the public figure known as Raymo. His confidence comes from success earned through performance, but his emotional life is far less settled. He resents the distance between himself and his father and struggles to accept the family formed after his mother’s death. Music becomes both his profession and his escape. On stage, Raymo can command a crowd and live beyond expectations attached to the Deshpande name. Off stage, he remains restless and unwilling to examine the pain beneath his anger. The role gives Ishaan opportunities to combine romance, dance, performance and emotional conflict. Raymo makes bold decisions and carries the charisma of an artist accustomed to attention. His journey begins to change when he meets someone whose relationship with music is based on devotion rather than celebrity. Mohana’s classical world Ashika Ranganath plays Mohana, a talented classical singer whose aspirations are shaped by discipline, family responsibility and respect for her art. She does not immediately fit into Raymo’s world of bands, concerts and international opportunity. Her voice, however, is exactly what his musical project needs. Mohana understands the value of her training and does not surrender her identity simply because a famous rockstar recognises her talent. Her early exchanges with Raymo reveal the contrast between two musical personalities: one expressive and impulsive, the other grounded and controlled. As Mohana enters Raymo’s professional world, performance becomes the bridge between them. Rehearsals, travel and shared creative moments allow first impressions to change. Raymo brings freedom and possibility into Mohana’s life, while Mohana introduces sincerity, balance and emotional warmth into his. When music becomes love Raymo is designed as a musical romance in which songs form an important part of the relationship. Revanth and Mohana first understand each other as artists. Their voices, musical preferences and contrasting temperaments create the foundation for attraction. The romance moves through stage performances, private conversations and disagreements where music communicates what the characters cannot easily say. Their worlds appear incompatible, yet the combination of rockstar energy and classical expression creates something new. The story asks whether love can survive when ambition, pride and family duty pull the couple in different directions. Revanth wants to define life on his own terms, but his family history shapes his choices. Mohana wants her talent and identity respected, but entering Raymo’s world places her inside conflicts she did not create. A difficult father-son relationship R. Sarathkumar plays Revanth’s father, a powerful figure whose relationship with his son has been damaged by grief, remarriage and years of misunderstanding. Revanth believes his father moved forward too quickly after his mother’s death, and that belief has hardened into resentment. Madhoo appears as the woman Revanth sees as responsible for changing his family. His refusal to accept her creates tension inside the household and prevents him from understanding relationships that may be more complicated than they first appear. This conflict gives Raymo emotional weight beyond its romance. Revanth may be admired by fans and independent in his career, yet anger continues to influence his decisions. The presence of R. Sarathkumar and Madhoo adds maturity to the story, while Achyuth Kumar and Rajesh Nataranga strengthen the wider ensemble. Pavan Wadeyar’s musical romantic drama Pavan Wadeyar writes and directs Raymo as a large-scale romantic drama shaped by music, family relationships and contrasting personalities. The film was promoted as an intense musical love story combining colourful entertainment with emotional conflict. The approximately 149-minute runtime gives the narrative space to establish Raymo’s celebrity life, Mohana’s classical background, their gradual romance and the family pressures surrounding Revanth. The story moves between concerts, intimate scenes, domestic tension and visually expansive songs. Performance is central to the character development. Raymo’s public confidence and private anger exist side by side, while Mohana’s growth reflects romantic involvement and artistic ambition. The musical environment allows the film to explore how fame can bring opportunity while intensifying pride and misunderstanding. Arjun Janya’s music Arjun Janya composes the songs and background score, making music one of the principal attractions of Raymo. The soundtrack supports the movement between romance, longing, celebration and emotional distance. Songs including “Thareyo Koti,” “Neene Yella Berenilla,” “Ninnade Ninnade” and “Hodare Hogu” present different shades of the relationship. Melodies give Revanth and Mohana space to express attraction and vulnerability, while stage-oriented portions highlight Raymo’s identity as a performer. The songs offer Ishaan and Ashika Ranganath a rich canvas through choreography, costumes and varied locations. Classical influence and contemporary presentation meet in a soundtrack suited to two musicians discovering love. Inside a cinema hall, the concert atmosphere and emotional score gain the scale needed for a shared audience experience. Kannada with English subtitles Victory Cinema presents Raymo in its original Kannada language with English subtitles, preserving the voices, dialogue and musical performances while making the romance accessible to Bengaluru’s diverse moviegoing audience. A musical love story for Bengaluru Raymo arrived in cinemas on November 25, 2022 as a Kannada musical romantic drama led by a fresh screen pairing. The combination of Ishaan, Ashika Ranganath, Pavan Wadeyar and Arjun Janya created an inviting theatrical experience for audiences looking for romance, songs and family emotion. Victory Cinema welcomes movie lovers from every part of Bengaluru to experience Raymo with the sound, scale and shared emotion of cinema. Ranked #1 on Google for movie theatres in Bengaluru, Victory Cinema is a destination for Kannada releases and stories designed to bring audiences together. Booking directly through victorycinema.in allows moviegoers to check Raymo showtimes, select preferred seats and complete their ticket booking without booking fees. Let music bring two worlds together Raymo brings together a self-made rockstar, a devoted classical singer and a romance tested by pride, ambition and family conflict. Ishaan and Ashika Ranganath lead a musical journey supported by R. Sarathkumar, Madhoo, Achyuth Kumar, Rajesh Nataranga and Arjun Janya’s songs. Watch Raymo in Kannada with English subtitles at Victory Cinema, Bengaluru. Check showtimes, choose your seats and book directly on victorycinema.in without booking fees. Enter a world of concerts, classical melody, youthful love and difficult choices as Revanth and Mohana discover whether music can unite lives shaped by different experiences.