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Red Alert: The War Within is a film of genre Drama directed by Anant Mahadevan released in USA on 7 july 2010 with Suniel Shetty
Red Alert: The War Within (2010)
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Add to a movie listRed Alert: The War Within is an Indian film that released theatrically in India on 9 July 2010. The drama is based on the true story of Narasimha who gets caught up in a clash between police and Naxalites and is then forced to work with the latter.
Red Alert premiered at the 6th Stuttgart Film Festival in 2009.
Actors
Suniel Shetty
(Narasimha)
Vinod Khanna
(Krishnaraj)
Naseeruddin Shah
(Naga Reddy)
Sameera Reddy
(Lakshmi)
Ayesha Dharker
(Radhaka)
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