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Krishna Vamsi's latest ambitious venture Khadgam deals with the brutal and inhuman acts of terrorism by the ISI elements in Hyderabad. After tackling the problem of naxalism with stark reality in Sindhooram and showcasing the agony and ire of an innocent man, trapped in a murder case, poignantly in Samudram, Krishna Vamsi again handles a sensitive issue of terrorism and communal harmony in Khadgam with aplomb. Known for his slick shot execution and powerful direction, Krishna Vamsi's Khadgam is touted to be a sword that will amputate the widespread terror in the country and preach brotherhood among the people.

Srikanth, who is working for the first time with Krishna Vamsi, essays the role of a sincere police officer DCP Radha Krishna in Khadgam.

Prakash Raj, after displaying his acting prowess effectively under the baton of Krishna Vamsi in Samudram and Anthapuram earlier, enacts yet another powerful role of an auto driver Amjad Khan, who is a staunch Muslim, doing namaaz five times a day, but who also treats Hindus with good humanity.

Ravi Teja, after an acclaimed performance in Krishna Vamsi's Sindhooram, is playing a hilarious comedy oriented role of Koteswara Rao, who dreams and desires to become a hero. He ogles at the movie posters (just like in Sindhooram) and imagines himself in hero roles. His prime ambition is to be called as 'Babu' by industry people (indirectly taking dig at Tollywood culture where every hero from Nagarjuna and Venkatesh to Nitin are called as 'Babu' by unit members).

Sonali Bendre, whom Krishna Vamsi repeats here after his latest movie Murari and the Mohabbatein girl Kim Sharma are the lead female artists.