Trivedi Gul Panag as Nandita Sharma Suchitra Krishnamurthy as Nalini Kashyap Neetu Chandra as Yasmin Hussain Simone Singh as Mrs Naveen Shankalya Rahul Pendkalkar as Tinu Shankalya, Naveen’s son K K Raina as Prime Minister Digvijay Hooda Anuj Tikku as Khanna Rajkumar Rao as News Reader Critical reception Taran Adarsh praised the film and its cast, especially Amitabh Bachchan. Nikhat Kazmi of the Times of India gave the film four stars, calling it a "riveting experience." Noyon Jyoti Parasara of AOL gave the film 3.5 out of a possible 5 and said, "Overall, 'Rann' is quite an inspirational fare. It might just teach you to own up and admit that you were wrong at point." while other critics complained that the film is cliché Music The film's music is by Amar Mohile, Dharam-Sandeep, Bapi-Tutul, Sanjeev Kohli and Jayesh Gandhi; the lyrics are by Prashant Pandey and Sarim Momin. The title song, "Rann Hai", was written by debut lyricist Vayu. The background score of the film was scored by Dharam-Sandeep, and the track named "Sikkon Ki Bhook" was also composed by the duo. Lyrics was by Vayu Srivastava. References External links 2010 films 2010s Hindi-language films Films about the mass media in India Films about journalists Journalism adapted into films Films about mass media people Films about television Films directed by Ram Gopal Varma Indian political thriller films 2010 drama films Indian avant-garde and experimental films