An absorbing song from Kere Bete was released in Shivamogga, and the title track release event was graced by political elites B.Y. Raghavendra and Araga Gyanendra for Gauri Shankar, featuring ‘Kere Bete’, the most anticipated Kannada film.
‘Kerebete’ is a movie that has created anticipation and curiosity in Sandalwood. The trailer, teaser, and romantic song of Gauri Shankar, featuring Raj Guru directed Kere Bete, have already been released, and curiosity has doubled. Now, the film team has increased expectations by releasing the title track. The film team, which released the first song recently, has now released the much-awaited title track of the movie Grandly.
What is special is that MLA and former Home Minister Araga Gyanendra and MP B.Y. Raghavendra released this song and wished the film team good luck. The title track release program was held at Kuvempu Theater in Shivamogga.
The title track, ‘Keribyati Shuruvathu…’ is penned by Pramod Maravante, with music composed by Gagan Baderia and voiced by Karibasava Tadakal. Hearing this song, MLA Araga Gyanendra and MP B Y Raghavendra expressed their happiness.
After releasing the title track, B Y Raghavendra said, ‘This movie is completely shot around the hills. Besides, the people of Malnad have made this movie together. The beauty of the hills is shown very beautifully. He wished all the best to the entire film team.
Araga Gyanendra said, ‘In recent days, the hill country cultures have disappeared. Many customs are hidden. Now I am very happy to make a film about the fishing culture. The trailer and the song are amazing. It is a happy fact that everyone including the lead actor, director, and producer is from the hills. May the movie be shown to house full everywhere,’ he said.
After the release of the song, the real ‘Kere Bete’ players started a bike rally to promote the film in every district, and the rally was launched.
This is a real village dose movie and it is entering theaters on March 15. The fans are also eager to see what the fishing movie made by Janamana Cinema will be like, and how the fish-hunting culture of the highlands has come to be.
