The ‘Chinnari Muththa’ fame Vijaya Raghavendra who is bestowed with lot of sensibilities. Slowly but steadily, he is regaining normalcy in his life following the tragic loss of his wife, Spandana.
With an unwavering commitment to the motto ‘The Show Must Go On,’ Vijaya Raghavendra is diligently wrapping up the remaining tasks for his film projects. The recent release of the ‘Marichi’ teaser has already garnered significant attention on various social media platforms.
In ‘Marichi,’ Vijaya Raghavendra, an award-winning actor, is paired with the talented Sonu Gowda in a suspenseful thriller. Vijay Raghavendra portrays a principled police officer dealing with a complex case, determined to track down the culprits.
Debutant director Siddhrav reveals that he considered nearly 150 titles before settling on ‘Marichi.’ In mythology, Marichi is known as Lord Brahma’s son, and in our film, Marichi represents the harbinger of positive occurrences. We have made a sincere effort and collaborated with astute minds to craft the story and screenplay.
Speaking at the teaser launch of ‘Marichi,’ actor Vijaya Raghavendra emphasized the film’s caption, ‘Godfather of Good and Bad.’ He highlighted the duality that exists in our society and shared the conscientious approach taken in selecting the cast and crew.
Sonu Gowda expressed her enthusiasm for the film, stating, “I was captivated by the one-line story shared with me. There is ample room for performance, and after collaborating with Vijaya Raghavendra in the Kannada film ‘Happy New Year,’ I am thrilled to reunite with him in this emotionally charged project. I eagerly await its release on the silver screen in November.”
The film’s cast includes Abhi Das, Spandana Somanna, Aryan, Shruthi Patil, Gopalakrishna Deshpande, Aruna Balaraj, and others. The talented Manohar Joshi served as the cinematographer, while Judah Sandy composed the music for this SRK banner production, jointly produced by Siddhruv and Santosh Mayappa.
Scheduled for release in November, ‘Marichi’ promises to be a compelling cinematic experience.
