
Ajaneesh Loknath’s tune is inspired. The way the picturization (elevated by Bhanu’s choreography) presents sensual desire is both understated and neat. Harshika Devanath’s soft vocals are complemented by Chaitanya Prasad’s poetic lines that don’t attempt to get into the erotic zone.
The film will be released in Hindi (as ‘Mangalavaar’), Tamil (as ‘Chevvaikizhamai’), Kannada (as ‘Mangalavaaram’), and Malayalam (as ‘Chovvazhcha’) as well. Producers Swathi Gunupati and Suresh Varma M of Mudra Media Works have collaborated with Bhupathi to produce the movie. The ‘Kantara’ composer’s background music can be hoped to uplift the movie.
Cinematographer Dasaradhi Sivendra, who is always choosy, is wielding the camera. Real Satish and Prithvi are the fight masters.
The film will head to theatres on November 17. The songs have been released simultaneously across five languages.
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