Renowned director Yogaraj Bhat, known for crafting deeply emotional lyrics, has captivated the hearts of disillusioned young individuals with his latest endeavor, the Kannada film ‘Garadi,’ scheduled for release on November 10th. During a modest event at the Renukamba Digital Theater, the third song of the film ‘Garadi,’ which intriguingly shares three letters in Kannada, was unveiled, accompanied by an introductory presentation involving three individuals.
In a grand production helmed by B C Patil, who also plays the role of Korapit Rangappa, the head of a wrestling house steeped in ancient traditions, the third song of ‘Garadi’ was unveiled. This song, titled ‘Anisabahudu Ninage Idu Tumba Sanna Vishaya,’ encapsulates the heartfelt sentiments of young men. Sung by Vijayaprakash, it is both melancholic and enchanting. Interestingly, Yogaraj Bhat has also crafted a female version of the same song.
The making of ‘Garadi’ spanned one year and features the celebrated actor, Box office Sulthana Darshan, in a pivotal role, entailing intense action and powerful dialogues. Surprisingly, Yogaraj Bhat composed this song halfway through the script, and it was swiftly set to music by V Harikrishna. The lyrics resonated with BC Patil, and the shooting took place in the picturesque surroundings of Durga Devi Kere, Hirekerur, near Badami. For the initial shots, Yogaraj Bhat handled the camera, as Niranjan Babu was occupied with other commitments.
According to Soorya, who not only stars in the song but also plays a crucial role in the film, capturing this song involved several challenging and precarious shots, complicated further by his fear of heights. To facilitate the shoot, pieces of thermocol were ingeniously integrated, as Soorya revealed that he didn’t possess swimming skills.
BC Patil, apart from his role in the film, expressed his admiration for the song. He reminisced about Yogaraj Bhat’s previous hit, ‘Anisuthde,’ from ‘Mungaru Male.’ Seeking validation for the quality of Yogaraj Bhat’s song, he consulted with Darshan, his brother Ashok Patil in the USA, and Rachita Ram.
On November 1, BC Patil is organizing a ‘Garadi’ event, with the prominent actor Darshan set to visit Ranebennur to promote the film. The promotional campaign will include ten thousand autorickshaws bearing ‘Garadi’ posters, as well as mobile floats adorned with ‘Garadi’ posters making announcements to build excitement around the movie.
