7G Rainbow Colony 2
🎬 Basic Info
Title: 7G Rainbow Colony 2 (Tamil) / 7G Brindavan Colony 2 (Telugu)
Language: Tamil (and Telugu version)
Director & Writer: Selvaraghavan
Producer: A. M. Rathnam under his Sri Surya Movies banner
Music: Yuvan Shankar Raja (returning from the original film)
Cinematography: Ramji
Production Status: Announced officially January 1, 2025; filming in advanced stages.
Genre: Romantic drama / psychological-romance (as per sources)
Release: Scheduled around late 2025 (various sources mention November 2025)
👥 Cast & Crew
Main Cast
Ravi Krishna as Kadhir (reprising his role from the original)
Anaswara Rajan as the new female lead
Jayaram in a pivotal role
Suman Setty (reprising supporting role)
Sudha as Kadhir’s mother (returning)
Key Crew
Director/Writer: Selvaraghavan
Producer: A. M. Rathnam
Music: Yuvan Shankar Raja
Cinematography: Ramji
Production House: Sri Surya Movies
📖 Storyline
The film begins after the death of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. His son, Sambhaji (played by Vicky Kaushal), rises to lead the Maratha Empire.
Sambhaji inherits a kingdom constantly under threat from the Mughal Empire, led by Aurangzeb. Despite betrayals and internal political conspiracies, Sambhaji proves to be a fearless and strategic leader.
The movie shows his military brilliance:
He orchestrates daring surprise attacks, such as the raid on Burhanpur, which shook the Mughal stronghold.
He rallies Maratha forces and resists repeated invasions.
Sambhaji’s personal life also unfolds, especially his bond with Yesubai (Rashmika Mandanna), who stands by him in turbulent times.
Betrayal plays a big part — some Maratha nobles, dissatisfied with his leadership, conspire against him. This betrayal leads to his capture by the Mughals.
In captivity, Aurangzeb offers Sambhaji a chance to convert and surrender. Sambhaji refuses, remaining steadfast in his dharma and loyalty to his kingdom.
The climax is intense and tragic: Sambhaji endures brutal torture at the hands of the Mughals but refuses to bend.
He is subjected to inhumane punishments (described historically as having his eyes gouged, nails pulled, and flesh torn).
Despite this, he never surrenders, becoming a symbol of defiance.
The film ends with his martyrdom, highlighting his sacrifice and leaving behind a legacy of valor, resistance, and unyielding pride for the Marathas.