Anna Bond

Bond Ravi aka Ravi is a generous youngster, who has the tendency of helping others. He is a kung-fu champion and also works as a Reflexologist of Shingapoore, Karnataka. He meets Meera on a bus and falls in love with her. One day, Ravi meets Meera, who seeks Ravi's help to make a documentary film. She stays with her sister Divya. When Meera is about to leave the village, She tells him to achieve something big in life. Ravi, along with Chapathi Babu, leaves his village. On the way, he meets a military personnel, who is ordered to tend the wounds of an army Major named Chandrakanth. A sudden shoot begins from a crime boss and terrorist named Charlie. Bond Ravi helps Chandrakanth by knocking Charlie when he tried to kill Chandrakanth.

Ravi and Meera (who is revealed to be Chandrakanth's daughter) grow closer and they begin a relationship. Meanwhile, Charlie is in lookout for his daughter who thinks that his daughter is with Chandrakanth. Charlie, while hunting for his daughter, kills Divya (assuming her to be Chandrakanth's daughter) where Chandrakanth reveals that Divya is actually Charlie's daughter. Enraged, Charlie kidnaps Meera. Ravi tries to locate Charlie by interrogating the subordinates by donning the name Anna Bond where he finds Charlie's hideout and engages in a cage fight with Charlie's henchman and defeats them. Ravi and Charlie play a game of death where Ravi kills Charlie, destroys the hideout and reunites with Meera where he continues his duties as Anna Bond.

• Puneeth Rajkumar as Bond Ravi alias Anna Bond
• Nidhi Subbaiah as Divya
• Priyamani as Meera
• Jackie Shroff as Charlie
• Rangayana Raghu as Chapathi Babu
• Avinash as Major Chandrakanth
• Balu Nagendra as Bala
• Petrol Prasanna as Prasanna
• Chi. Guru Dutt as David
• John Kokken as John Mathew
• Sathish Ninasam as Surya Honalkere, Film Director
• Achyuth Kumar
• V. Manohar as Singapore Chandrappa
• Honnavalli Krishna
• Apoorva
• Shashikala
• Vidya murthy
• Jayashree raj
• Varsha krishnan
• Yamuna Murthy
• B. K. Shivaram
• Rajashekhar kadamba
• Tumkur Mohan
• Prashanth Siddi
• Raj Kumar
• Rockline Sudhakar

The Music was Composed by V. Harikrishna and Released by Anand Audio Video.

Anna Bond
Soundtrack album by V. Harikrishna
Released	2 April 2012
Recorded	2012
Genre	Soundtrack
Length	20:55
Label	Anand Audio Video
Producer	V. Harikrishna
V. Harikrishna chronology
Shikari (2012) Anna Bond (2012) Katari Veera Surasundarangi (2012)
External audio Official Audio Jukebox on YouTube

The film received generally mixed reviews from critics. A critic from The Times of India scored the film at 3.5 out of 5 stars and says "Puneet, who looks smart and has delivered an amazing performance. Priyamani, too, impresses with her expressions and dialogue delivery. Nidhi Subbaiah is lively. Jackie Shroff is the right choice for Charlie's role. Rangayana Raghu's comic track has clicked. Music by V Harikrishna has some excellent catchy tunes to the lyrics of Yograj Bhat, Jayant Kaikini and Chi. Udayashankar".[17] Srikanth Srinivasa from Rediff.com scored the film at 2.5 out of 5 stars and wrote "Cinematographer Satya Hegde's frames are superb and tight. His camera work sets the tone for the film although he doesn't get much support from the story. But director Suri has not come out of his Jackie fixation. Stay clear of this film if you are not a Puneeth fan!".[18] Shruti I. L from DNA wrote "Full marks to Imran Sardaria for innovative choreography. Music director Harikrishna also delivers. Kaanadante Mayava-denu... sung by Puneet and Boni agada… are the most entertaining of the lot.  Watch Anna Bond if you are a Puneet fan! Period".[19] B S Srivani from Deccan Herald wrote "There’s still a possibility of Appu turning “desi” Bond, like his illustrious father – under Soori’s direction, romancing and fighting across pristine locales of Karnataka. Any takers?".[20] A critic from Bangalore Mirror wrote  "The saving grace is the music by Harikrishna and lyrics by Bhat and Jayant Kaikini. However, the picturisation does not live up to the expectations. Even the remix of Chi Udayashankar’s classic Kaanadante Maayavadenu loses its innocence, though Puneeth sings it again after 30 years".[21] A critic from The Hindu wrote "Puneet leads the way and Rangayana Raghu and Ninasam Satish are brilliant. Jackie Shroff is a huge letdown and his Kannada is intolerable. As Nidhi Subbaiah's character is as slim as her physique, it is not fair to expect anything from her. Priyamani is good to some extent".[22] A critic from The New Indian Express wrote "Soori has managed to balance comedy and love with good screenplay in the first half of ‘Anna Bond’. But, he could not hold the grip in the second half. Director has concentrated more on the technical aspects of the film".[23]

• Anna Bond at IMDb