The second song from the film “Samartha Sadguru Shri Sangameshwara Maharajaru” was released by the Chief Minister of Goa in the presence of thousands of devotees.
The second Marathi lyrical video of “Samartha Sadguru Shri Sangameshwara Maharajaru” was launched on January 14 at the official residence of the Honorable Chief Minister of Goa, Shri Pramod Sawant, during the Shrimad Bhagavata Saptaha Mangalotsava event. The release took place in the divine presence of Shri Sadguru Prabhuji Maharaj of Hipparagi, Jamkhandi taluk, Bagalkot district, and Shri Sudarshan Maharaj of Khadki Math, Pandharpur, through the KANNADAOTT.ORG website.
Under the banner of Shri Girimalleshwara Combines and guided by Shri Sadguru Prabhuji Maharaj, the film “Madhavananda Yo Shegunasi” is being produced. The Marathi devotional song “Phalale Bhagya Majhe Dhanya Zhalo Sansari – Vitthala Vitthala…” has been sung by Ravindra Soragavi and A.T. Ravish, with music composed by A.T. Ravish.
For the first time in the history of the Kannada film industry, a Marathi lyrical video of a devotional Kannada film was released and viewed in the presence of thousands of devotees in Goa. The Chief Minister of Goa congratulated the film team. Shri Sadguru Prabhuji Maharaj, Shri Sudarshan Maharaj of Khadki Pandharpur, Prakash Kalatippi, Mallikarjun Kalatippi, and other revered saints and dignitaries were present at the event.
Although Sangameshwara is a Kannada film, it features a Marathi devotional hymn, leading the Maharaj of Pandharpur to suggest that the Chief Minister of Goa and the devotees release it. Since the Chief Minister is a devotee himself, he hosted the release at his residence. Additionally, two years ago, he had visited and received blessings at the Shri Sadguru Sangameshwara Math in Hipparagi, Karnataka.
New talent Ravi Narayan appears in the role of Shri Sangameshwara. The cast includes veteran actors Ramakrishna, Vijayakashi, Vinay Prasad, Sandeep Malani, Narayan Swami, Vishwaprakash T. Malagonda, and Bhavyashree Rai. The film is directed by Raja Ravishankar (V. Ravi), with cinematography by C. Narayan, music by A.T. Ravish, editing by D. Ravi, and production design by Kumar Nonavinakere.
