The third song from the Kannada film ‘Hulibeera’ Bandana Noda Nanna chendulli Cheluva… was released at SRV Theatre in Malleswaram, Bengaluru. The film’s earlier songs, ‘Jigri Dosta’ and ‘Hutti Banda Hulibeera’, have already gained popularity.
Producer Dhaval Hunsemara said the film has received a good response and is targeting an October release. Co-producer Sujatha Girish said the title song has reached audiences across homes and sought their continued support.
Munindra is the distributor of the film.
Director Mallikarjun, known for Rang Birangi and Madarangi, described Hulibeera as a North Karnataka-based story and revealed that the trailer will be released soon, followed by censorship formalities.
Lead actor Anjan said the songs have connected well with audiences, particularly in North Karnataka. He revealed that the Yellamma song featuring senior characters has become a favorite, while the peppy ‘Jigri Dosta’ is also popular among youngsters. He added that the support from his North Karnataka fans has been encouraging.
Second heroine Vanu Patil called the newly released song is beautiful and said she was initially nervous while performing for the camera.
Music director Veer Samarth termed the film one of his best works and praised Anjan as the best hero he has worked with among his 50 films. He also urged the producers to step up promotions, stressing that a successful song can sustain a music director for years. He particularly praised singer Pragnya, a Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Season 20 contestant, for her voice quality and said she reminded him of Shreya Ghoshal. He revealed that another song featuring Pragnya is already being planned.
Pragnya said the song, filmed on Vanu Patil, is a major opportunity for her. She thanked the producers and Veer Samarth for recognizing her talent through her Sa Re Ga Ma Pa performance and giving her the singing opportunity.
Veterans V. Manohar and Gururaj, along with the team, released the song. Choreographer Manju Master and editor-associate director Harry also expressed happiness over being part of the commercial entertainer.
