The title song of the Kannada film “Sarkari Nyayabele Angadi” has been released, with Chief Minister Siddaramaiah unveiling the track and extending his wishes to the film team.
The film, which is based on a social theme, is now ready for release after completing most of its post-production work. As indicated by its title, the story revolves around the public distribution system and government fair price shops. The film carries a rural backdrop, and its entire shooting has been completed in Mandya district.
Speaking at the event, Siddaramaiah stated that cinema is a powerful medium capable of reaching people quickly with real issues. He noted that the film is based on real-life situations and addresses gaps in the public distribution system. He added that both central and state governments aim to ensure that the common people and the poor do not suffer from hunger by providing essential food items through fair price shops, but certain shortcomings in the system affect its effectiveness. He said the film attempts to present this issue to the audience and expressed hope that it would create awareness.
The film features Kumar Bangarappa, Ragini Dwivedi, and veteran actor Doddanna in key roles.
Sarkari Nyayabele Angadi is being produced under the Jayashankar Talkies banner by Teju Murthy and Padmavathi Chandrashekar. Music for the songs is composed by Ananth Aryan. The story, screenplay, and dialogues are written by B. Ramamurthy. The film is directed by Sathvik Pavan Kumar, who also handles the cinematography.
Food and Civil Supplies Minister K.H. Muniyappa, along with producers Bha. Ma. Harish, Bha. Ma. Girish, Cheluva Murthy, and Karnataka State Ration Association president Krishnappa, attended the title song release event, along with members from the film and political fields.
The shooting of the film took place over 52 days in and around Mandya. With post-production work completed, the team is preparing for the film’s release soon. There are also plans to release the film in other languages in addition to Kannada.
