The Cinema serves as both a popular form of entertainment and a means of enlightenment, a fact that has been repeatedly demonstrated. It takes courage to blend mass appeal with profound ideas.
These qualities are exemplified by Jaya Prabhu, a tall and lean electrical engineer, in his JP Films production ‘Digvijaya’. Jaya Prabhu, who runs a switch gear business in Mumbai and Tumakur, aspires to create compelling and thought-provoking films in the near future. This movie delves into the pressing issue of farmer suicides, offering a fresh perspective on addressing the problem of agricultural loans. Jaya Prabhu emphasizes the film’s commercial appeal, aiming to capture the attention of a wide audience. He portrays the role of a journalist, recognizing the influential role media plays in shaping public perception and taking on this character to add greater depth to the film’s approach.
Director Durga PS, in his fifth film, has dedicated his efforts to shed light on the farmer’s plight. The central focus of the film centers on a partially deranged individual who advocates for the forgiveness of farmers’ loans. Durga Prasad believes that redirecting funds from wasteful expenditures, which can also harm human well-being, toward this noble cause can alleviate the worries of the farming community.
Srikanth Honnavalli takes pride in his role as the son of the renowned actor Honnavalli Krishna, who has appeared in over a thousand films, marking a significant milestone in his acting career.
Sneha, hailing from Mumbai, assumes the role of the female lead and also portrays a journalist, adding depth to her character. Prakash, an employee of HAL, Rafeeq, Paramashivaiah, a former soldier, Shanker, Veenus Murthy, the cinematographer, and Harsha, the music director of three songs, along with Subbu and others, share insights into their respective roles in the film ‘Digvijaya’.
