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Bahaddur
Directed byChethan Kumar
Written byChethan Kumar
Produced byR. Srinivas
StarringDhruva Sarja
Radhika Pandit
Narrated byPuneeth Rajkumar
CinematographyShreesha Kuduvalli
Edited byDeepu S. Kumar
Music byV. Harikrishna
Production
company
R. S. Productions
Distributed bySamarth Ventures
Release date
  • 3 October 2014 (2014-10-03)
Running time
155 minutes[1]
CountryIndia
LanguageKannada

Bahaddur is a 2014 Indian Kannada-language masala film directed by Chethan Kumar and produced by R. Srinivas under R. S. Productions. The film stars Dhruva Sarja and Radhika Pandit, alongside P. Ravi Shankar, Achyuth Kumar, Jai Jagadish and Srinivasa Murthy. The music was composed by V. Harikrishna, while cinematography and editing were handled by Shreesha Kuduvalli and Deepu. S. Kumar.

Bahaddur was released on 3 October 2014 in 7.1 surround sound, which is the first in Kannada cinema.[2] The 2016 Telugu film Srirastu Subhamastu was reported to have been heavily inspired by the core plot of this film.[3]

Cast

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Plot

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Set in an urban milieu, the story revolves around Ashok (Dhruva Sarja) who belongs to the Bahaddur royal family. He comes to Mysore in search of an ideal girl and is smitten by the charming Anjali (Radhika Pandit). From teasing her, following her, irritating her, and cajoling her, he tries every trick of the trade to win her heart. However, he doesn't disclose his background. But Anjali has a promise to keep. She's made a commitment to her father, Shankarappa (Srinivasamurthy), that she will marry the boy of his choice. This doesn't deter the lover in Ashok from giving up. In due course of time, Anjali's engagement is fixed with Sharath, the son of Shankarappa's close friend. The story takes a turn when Appaji Gowda (Ravishankar), her father's friend, reveals what's brewing between Ashok and Anjali.[5]

Production

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Casting

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The speculations of Radhika Pandit having been signed as the female lead opposite Sarja were confirmed in March 2013.[6] However, Sarja's signing was confirmed in October 2013.[7] Having worked together in Addhuri (2012) previously, the film was their second together. It was revealed in August 2014 that actor Puneeth Rajkumar would be giving a voice-over for the film. Speaking on the importance of this, the director Chethan Kumar said, "The film begins with Puneeth's voice over. He introduces the characters and the story and his voice becomes the sutradhar of the film, as it returns towards the end of the film. What he says also forms an essence of this story that we have tried to narrate".[8]

Filming

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After the film was announced in 2012, the filming got underway, until the producer's Legend International backed out in March 2013, following losses incurred from the failure of its previous production Andhar Bahar.[9] Filming then resumed after R. S. Productions took over in October 2013.[10][11] Majority of the film was shot in Mysore and Hubli,[12] among other places like Bangalore and Mandya. Two songs for the film were shot in Malaysia.[13] In an interview, Sarja revealed that he had to put on 22 kg for his role in the film and then shed 18 kg for the song sequences.[14]

Marketing

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The trailer of Bahaddur was released on 22 September 2014 on YouTube. As part of the promotional activities, the cast and crew of the film participated in a blood donation camp in Bangalore, organized by fan clubs Dhruva Warriors and Besuge Adda, prior to its 25th-day run in theatres. The cast and crew then promoted the film in various theatres in Bangalore.[15] They further went on a tour of Karnataka, promoting the film, visiting places such as Mandya, Chitradurga, Davangere, Chamrajnagar, and Tumkur.[16]

Soundtrack

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Bahaddur
Soundtrack album by
V. Harikrishna
Released1 September 2014
GenreFeature film soundtrack
Length21:46
LanguageKannada
LabelD Beats
ProducerV. Harikrishna

The music for the film and soundtracks were composed by V. Harikrishna with lyrics penned by Chethan Kumar, Yogaraj Bhat, Kaviraj, and A. P. Arjun.[17] The soundtrack album has five tracks.[18] It was released first on 1 September 2014, under the label D Beats, owned by V. Harikrishna.[19][20] However, it was released officially on 20 September.[21]

Kannada soundtrack (Bahaddur)
No.TitleLyricsSinger(s)Length
1."Starade"Chethan KumarV. Harikrishna4:23
2."Subbalakshmi"Chethan KumarSanthosh Venky, Apoorva Sridhar4:09
3."Hudugeerige"Yogaraj BhatV. Harikrishna5:29
4."Neene Neene"KavirajSonu Nigam, Vani Harikrishna3:36
5."Hutto Surya"A. P. ArjunRanjith, Shashank Sheshagiri, Chandan Shetty4:09
Total length:21:46
Tamil soundtrack (Raj Bahaddur)
No.TitleLyricsSinger(s)Length
1."Staraga Enaku"Thamizhan IlayaaSamson Silva4:23
2."Heartilu Neeyam"Thamizhan IlayaaAravind Sivam, Gayathri Nair4:01
3."Penkalukk Kathal"Thamizhan IlayaaSamson Silva5:29
4."Ninaivile"Thamizhan IlayaaJayadevan, Gayathri Nair3:36
5."Veppa Suryan"Thamizhan IlayaaFahad4:09
Total length:21:46

Reception

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The soundtrack was received positively by critics and fans alike. It sold 1 lakh audio CDs within 18 days of its release, also with 1.5 lakh digital downloads by that time.[22] Following this, the platinum disc was launched in September 2014.[20] Reviewing the album, Sunayana Suresh of The Times of India wrote, "The tracks make for a perfect mix of romance, massy and dance numbers -the must-haves in a commercial entertainer."[23]

Release and reception

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The film released on 3 October 2014 in screens across Karnataka.[24] The distribution rights of the film were bought by Samarth Prasad under his banner Samarth Ventures.[21] Following a good response at the domestic box-office, it was announced 24 October, that the film would be screened in 29 centres abroad, that include screens in Australia, the United States, Canada, Germany, the United Arab Emirates, the Netherlands and Singapore.[25]

Critical reception

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Upon its theatrical release, the film received mixed reviews from critics. Shyam Prasad S. of Bangalore Mirror gave the film a rating of four out of five and said, "[the film]... takes the romantic story of boy-meets-girl to the level where the rest of the characters are down to a bare minimum." and gave credit to the "chemistry between the lead pair".[26] G. S. Kumar of The Times of India felt the film has "all the ingredients of the perfect romantic flick". He concluded writing praises for the roles of the acting, music, cinematography and the choreography departments in the film.[1] Bharath Bhat of FilmiBeat gave the film 4 out of 5 stars and wrote, "Bahaddur is a very entertaining movie. The viewers will not have single moment of boredom. A must watch to all cine lovers."[27] However, it received a negative review from S. Viswanath of Deccan Herald who gave the film a 1/5 rating and called the film "sickening". He wrote of the film, "Legitimising stalking, in the guise of comedy, Director Chethan Kumar gives one goosebumps."[28]

Box office

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Following a good opening, reports said Bahaddur collected ₹7.25 crore (US$860,000) in the first week of its release. A bulk of this, ₹3.8 crore (US$450,000) came from the Bangalore, Kolar and Tumkur regions. Following its first week from release, it managed to retain all the screens and collected ₹10 crore (US$1.2 million) within 2 weeks.[24][29] Unusually, even two weeks after its release, the film was said to be faring well at multiplexes considering the Kannada films were screened in single screens after such a run, previously.[24]

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Bahaddur is a Indian Kannada-language romantic drama film directed and written by Chethan Kumar, produced by R. Srinivas under R. S. Productions, and starring and in the lead roles. The story centers on Ashok, a fun-loving scion of the royal Bahaddur family, who travels to in search of true love and becomes smitten with Anjali, a spirited young woman whose father has arranged her marriage to another man. Released on October 3, , the film runs for 2 hours and 33 minutes and marks the first release in format. The narrative follows Ashok's determined efforts to win Anjali's heart by disguising himself as an ordinary man, leading to comedic and dramatic confrontations with her family and rivals, including the antagonist portrayed by . Supporting roles feature notable actors such as as Anjali's father and , contributing to the film's blend of romance, action, and family elements typical of masala cinema. The soundtrack, composed by with lyrics by Chethan Kumar, includes popular tracks like "Neene Neene" that enhanced its appeal. Upon release, Bahaddur received mixed critical reviews for its formulaic plot but was praised for the lead pair's chemistry and Sarja's energetic performance. It achieved commercial success, grossing over ₹10 crore at the box office within its initial run, driven largely by multiplex audiences and positive word-of-mouth. The film holds an user rating of 6.4/10 and an audience score of 90% on select platforms, reflecting its enduring popularity among film enthusiasts. In 2024, it was re-released in theaters, underscoring its a decade later.

Synopsis

Plot

Ashok, a carefree young man from the royal Bahaddur family, leaves his hometown to search for an ideal partner in the city of . Belonging to a lineage with traditions of honor and duty, he embodies a playful yet determined spirit in his quest for love. Upon arriving in , Ashok encounters Anjali, a vibrant and independent young woman studying in the city, and is immediately captivated by her charm. Their romance blossoms through chance meetings and Ashok's persistent, lighthearted pursuits, as he disguises himself as an ordinary man, woos her with humor and genuine affection, gradually drawing her into a deepening relationship. Despite initial reservations, Anjali reciprocates his feelings, leading to moments of joy amid the urban backdrop. Tensions escalate when Anjali's family obligations come to light; her father, bound by tradition, has arranged her marriage to another suitor, viewing Ashok as an unsuitable match due to the differences in their backgrounds. Ashok faces rejection and heartbreak as Anjali prioritizes her familial duties, torn between her growing love for him and the expectations placed upon her. This conflict highlights the clash between personal desires and longstanding family customs, testing Ashok's resolve. In the film's climax, Ashok demonstrates remarkable bravery by intervening in a perilous situation involving Anjali's family, ultimately proving his worth and sincerity. His actions lead to a heartfelt , as Anjali's father acknowledges the depth of their bond, allowing the couple to unite in marriage. The narrative underscores themes of love conquering obstacles, the balance of duty and emotion, and the required to challenge conventions for true fulfillment.

Cast

The film stars in the lead role as Ashok, the embodying the archetype of a bold in search of and purpose. portrays Anjali, the female lead serving as the romantic interest and emotional anchor. Supporting roles include as Shankarappa, Anjali's father, providing paternal guidance within the family dynamic. plays the antagonist Appaji Gowda, a formidable opponent driving conflict through his authoritative presence. appears as a key among the circle of friends and allies, contributing to the ensemble's depth. Other notable supporting actors include , Avinash, and , depicting additional family members and friends that enrich the interpersonal relationships. Puneeth Rajkumar provides a special appearance as the narrator, marking his first such contribution to another actor's film in . The ensemble comprises over 20 actors, highlighting a collaborative effort typical of mid-2010s productions with returning veterans like and emerging leads such as .
ActorRole
Ashok
Anjali
Shankarappa (Anjali's father)
Appaji Gowda (antagonist)
Supporting friend
Family member
AvinashFriend
Elder family role
Narrator (voice-over)

Production

Development

Chethan Kumar, making his directorial debut with Bahaddur, drew inspiration from a true incident that occurred in Mysore, adapting it into a narrative infused with commercial elements to appeal to a broad audience. As a former assistant director on films such as Addhuri, Rajanikantha, and Varadanayaka, Kumar crafted the story, screenplay, and dialogues himself, emphasizing a blend of action sequences and romantic tropes tailored for the Kannada film industry. The project was backed by producer R. Srinivas under the banner of R.S. Productions, marking an early venture for the production house in delivering a high-energy entertainer. Initial planning positioned Bahaddur as an action-romance , incorporating fights, music, and family-oriented storytelling to resonate with local viewers. Development progressed through 2012 and into early 2013, with the script finalized ahead of principal photography's second schedule commencing in May 2013 in . While specific revisions tied to 2013 Kannada successes like or Lucia are not documented, the final draft aligned with rising trends in commercial cinema by balancing rural romance with urban-style action. The film's total budget was estimated at around ₹9-10 , reflecting modest ambitions for a debut project while aiming for wide theatrical reach. With the script in place, the team transitioned to , seeking leads who could embody the film's energetic leads.

Casting

The for Bahaddur began in early 2013, with the lead roles finalized to capitalize on the established on-screen rapport between the protagonists. was announced as the female lead opposite in March 2013, selected for her demonstrated comfort and chemistry with action-oriented male leads, building on their prior collaboration in . Dhruva Sarja was cast as the male lead around the same period, following a press meet on March 27, 2013, where the pairing was publicly confirmed; this marked his progression to starring roles after debuting in a supporting capacity. The supporting cast included seasoned performers such as in the paternal role, leveraging his extensive experience in authoritative characters, and as the primary , known for his commanding villainous portrayals. Production challenges arose mid-2013, with the project nearly shelved due to financial issues, leading to a temporary halt; however, new producers revived it in September 2013 without altering the principal cast, resuming in October. Puneeth Rajkumar was brought on late for a special narration role, recording his voiceover on August 12, 2014, to introduce the narrative and characters as the film's sutradhar.

Filming

Principal photography for Bahaddur began in mid-2013, with the initial schedule capturing family-oriented scenes in Mysore and rural areas of Karnataka, including Mandya. Urban sequences were filmed in Bangalore and Hubli during subsequent schedules. International portions, consisting of two song sequences, were shot in Malaysia. The production encountered a brief pause due to a change in producers; the original team from Legends International Pvt Ltd faced financial difficulties after losses on their prior project Andar Bahar, leading to the project nearly being shelved. New producers KP Srikanth and Bharath took over, resuming shooting on October 3, 2013. Filming wrapped by mid-2014, with the talkie portions nearly complete by June of that year after shooting the final song in . From the outset, the production incorporated a setup during filming, marking Bahaddur as the first to be released in this audio format. Action sequences were choreographed by stunt director Ravi Verma, a prominent figure in Kannada cinema stunts. Lead actor participated in demanding action and dance shots, including a challenging song sequence directed by choreographer .

Marketing

The marketing campaign for Bahaddur emphasized the romantic and action-oriented narrative to appeal to a young audience, building on the successful on-screen chemistry between leads and from their prior collaboration in . Promotional efforts included targeted media engagements to highlight the film's commercial elements, such as high-energy action sequences and a modern romance storyline inspired by real events. A key pre-release event was an exclusive promotional visit to the Bangalore Times office on September 20, 2014, where director and the lead actors discussed the production's innovative use of —the first in —and shared anecdotes from filming in locations like , Bangalore, and to generate anticipation. This interaction, covered in print media, helped amplify hype through regional outlets in . The , composed by , played a central role in promotions, with songs integrated into teaser materials to showcase the 's youthful energy. To celebrate the achieving sales status ahead of the 's release, the team hosted a high-profile disc launch on September 23, 2014, at a star hotel in Bangalore, attended by industry stalwarts including Shivarajkumar as chief guest, , and . Producers Srinivas and Srikanth distributed discs to cast and crew, leveraging the event to cross-promote the upcoming through channels and fan networks. Trailer releases further fueled online and engagement, with the official full trailer unveiled in late 2014, focusing on action-romance highlights to target youth demographics. While specific marketing budget details are unavailable, the strategy relied on cost-effective regional media tie-ups and fan-driven events rather than extensive brand partnerships.

Soundtrack

Composition

was selected as the composer for Bahaddur due to his prior success with lead actor in the 2012 film , where his compositions drew significant audience acclaim and set high expectations for the new project. This choice aligned with the film's commercial masala genre, leveraging Harikrishna's track record in crafting energetic and melodic scores for entertainers. The songs were composed following the completion of the script, with the five-track soundtrack emphasizing a blend of romantic duets, melodic solos, and high-energy mass numbers to suit the film's action-romance narrative. Lyrics were penned by , , Kaviraj, and , infusing romantic and vibrant themes that enhanced the story's emotional arcs, such as the central love story. Recording took place in mid-2014, utilizing a live to capture the dynamic arrangements, ahead of the album's release on , 2014, under Harikrishna's D Beats label. The process incorporated authentic folk influences in select elements to ground the music in regional flavor, supporting pivotal plot moments like the protagonists' romance.

Track listing

The Bahaddur soundtrack album, composed by V. Harikrishna, consists of five tracks released on September 1, 2014, with a total duration of 21:49.
No.TitleSinger(s)Length
1"Starade Nange Neenu"V. Harikrishna4:23
2"Aaramagiri Subbalakshmi" (item song)Santhosh Venky, Apoorva Sridhar4:09
3"Hutto Surya" (folk-inspired)Ranjith, Shashank, Chandan Shetty4:09
4"Hudugeerige" (title track)V. Harikrishna5:30
5"Neene Neene Nannalli" (romantic duet, ballad)Sonu Nigam, Vani Harikrishna3:38

Critical reception

The soundtrack of Bahaddur received positive reviews from critics, who highlighted its blend of romantic, massy, and dance elements tailored for a commercial entertainer. V. Harikrishna's compositions were praised for their strong melodies and effective fusion of styles, making the album one of the notable releases of 2014. Particularly, the track "Aaramagiri Subbalakshmi" garnered acclaim for its catchy, classical-inspired beats that grow on listeners, along with Santhosh Venky's engaging vocals in the duet with Apoorva Sridhar. Romantic tracks like "Neene Neene" elicited mixed responses, with some noting their predictable structure but others commending Harikrishna's melodic charm and Vani Harikrishna's unique rendition alongside . These songs were seen as enhancing the film's romantic elements through their emotional depth. Kannada outlets, including , appreciated its commercial appeal and accessibility. Compared to Harikrishna's earlier works like , the Bahaddur soundtrack was viewed as a solid continuation of his ability to craft engaging, film-integrated tunes, though some tracks fell short of the impact of hits like "Ammate."

Release

Theatrical release

Bahaddur was released theatrically on October 3, , across theaters in . The film marked the first release in format, available in select theaters to enhance the audio experience. The distribution rights for the film were acquired by Samarth Ventures, led by Prasad, who secured them at a favorable rate for core markets. Following its initial run in , the film expanded to international markets, screening in 29 theaters abroad including cities like Perth, , and . The film received a U certification from the (CBFC). A Tamil dubbed version titled Raj Bahadur was later released. In , the film was re-released in theaters on June 21, highlighting its enduring popularity among audiences.

Distribution and home media

The satellite rights for Bahaddur were acquired by , a prominent Kannada-language . The film's television premiere occurred on May 17, 2015, airing at 6:00 PM, marking its first broadcast on small screens following the theatrical run. Digital streaming rights enabled Bahaddur to become available on platforms such as , with the film added to the service around October 2017 for viewers in select regions including and . It remains accessible on JioHotstar with ad-supported viewing options. Physical home media releases included a DVD edition in , distributed in late 2014 or early 2015 through retailers catering to audiences. Post-theatrical distribution faced challenges from , as the full film was uploaded to by an unauthorized user after completing 50 days in theaters in December 2014, leading to over 75,000 downloads via torrent sites. Producers lodged a complaint with the cyber crime department, resulting in the video's removal from three times, though weak anti-piracy enforcement in the state limited further action.

Reception

Critical response

Bahaddur received mixed to positive reviews from critics, who praised its energetic action sequences and lead performances while critiquing the film's predictable plot and reliance on familiar tropes in romantic cinema. Several outlets highlighted Sarja's commanding presence in the action scenes, earning the film ratings as high as 4 out of 5 for those elements, though the overall narrative was seen as formulaic, contributing to an average critic score around 3.5 out of 5. Director Chethan Kumar's debut was lauded for its vibrant energy and controlled pacing in the first half, introducing a fresh template for romantic entertainers in films by blending humor and surprises effectively. However, reviewers faulted it for clichés, such as the overused versus premise, and noted issues like an extended second-half segment that disrupted momentum. specifically commended the romance's pacing, describing it as elegant with unexpected twists that kept the story engaging despite occasional drags. Performances were a strong point, with earning praise for her charming portrayal of Anjali, bringing natural expressions and relatability as the "" that complemented the film's lighthearted tone. The supporting cast, including and , was effective in delivering comedic relief through dialogues, adding to the film's entertaining family dynamics. Thematically, Bahaddur balances high-octane action with explorations of and generational conflicts over love, fitting into cinema's tradition of masala entertainers that prioritize emotional resolutions alongside spectacle. This approach was seen as accessible for younger audiences while upholding cultural norms, though some critics felt it leaned too heavily on conventions without deeper innovation. On aggregate platforms, the film holds a 6.4 out of 10 rating on based on 360 user votes, reflecting its solid but not exceptional reception. lacks a critic consensus or aggregated score, with reviews scattered across individual sources.

Box office

Bahaddur was produced on a of approximately ₹9 . The film collected approximately ₹7.25 in its first week, primarily from markets. Over its initial run, it grossed a total of approximately ₹10 domestically, with the bulk of earnings coming from regional circuits in South India. The film's performance showed a robust start in the first two weeks, amassing ₹10 , before experiencing a decline following the festival in late October 2014. Worldwide, Bahaddur concluded its run with collections of approximately ₹10-12 , securing hit status predominantly in and other regional markets without significant overseas contribution. In terms of profitability, the film recouped its costs through theatrical earnings and rights deals, aided by effective that drove initial turnout. Despite the solid domestic performance, it did not achieve a breakout in international territories. The film was re-released in 2024, further underscoring its enduring popularity.

Legacy

Accolades

Bahaddur garnered recognition primarily through nominations at the 4th (SIIMA) 2015 in the category, held in from 6–7 August 2015. Director Chethan Kumar received a for Best Debut Director. Lead actor was nominated for Best Actor. Singer Santhosh Venky earned a for Best Male Playback Singer for his performance in the song "Aaramagiri ". Cinematographer Shreesha Kuduvalli was also nominated for Best . The film did not secure any nominations at the South 2015, which honored films released in 2014.

Cultural impact

The 2016 Telugu film , directed by Parasuram and starring and , was heavily inspired by the core plot elements of Bahaddur, adapting its romantic and familial conflicts into a . This adaptation, noted in industry discussions around 2020, underscores Bahaddur's influence beyond , highlighting its versatile storytelling formula that resonated in neighboring regional industries. Bahaddur significantly boosted Sarja's career trajectory, establishing him as a leading action hero in films following its commercial success. The film's blockbuster performance solidified his appeal to mass audiences, paving the way for subsequent hits like Bharjari (2017) and (2021), where he continued to embody the high-energy action star persona. As a quintessential masala entertainer blending action sequences, romance, and family drama, Bahaddur contributed to the 2014 surge in cinema's family-oriented commercial films, emphasizing accessible narratives that appealed to multiplex and single-screen audiences alike. Its innovative use of marked a technical milestone, enhancing the sensory experience of such entertainers and influencing production standards in the genre. The film's enduring formula of heroic bravado and emotional resolution has been credited with reinforcing the viability of this style during a pivotal year for blockbusters. Among fans, Bahaddur has cultivated a dedicated following, particularly for V. Harikrishna's soundtrack—tracks like "Bahaddur" and "Subbalakshmi"—and its adrenaline-fueled action set pieces, which continue to be celebrated in online communities. Iconic dialogues, such as those delivered by in confrontational scenes, have spawned memes and viral clips on social platforms, amplifying the film's quotable humor and cultural staying power. This enthusiasm was evident in its re-release, which drew crowds nostalgic for its lighthearted vibe and led pair chemistry, even a later. In regional cinema retrospectives, Bahaddur is frequently highlighted as director Chethan Kumar's auspicious debut, launching a career defined by commercial successes like James (2022). Up to 2025, analyses of Kumar's oeuvre praise the film's role in his evolution from to director, with its re-release serving as a testament to its foundational impact on his body of work and industry's commercial landscape.

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