Directed by Kruthvik, Love Seasons is all set to hit screens across the state on July 3. As the film gears up for release, the team is delighted by the overwhelming response received from listeners for the three songs that have already been released. To celebrate this achievement, the team shared the joy of the songs’ success through a press meet. The celebration highlighted the contributions of the music director, singers, and lyricists who played a key role in this success.
Present at the press conference were producer N.R. Manjunath (Neeleri), director Kruthvik, senior lyricist K. Kalyan, music director Veer Samarth, lyricists Pramod Maravante and Sai Sarvesh, lead actor Mukunda Ramaswamy, actresses Shwetha Kogloor and Diya Keerthi, and singer Pragnya Marathe.
Speaking on the occasion, K. Kalyan said that songs have always served as an invitation to a film. Earlier, films would reach audiences through audio releases. However, trends have changed today. Despite all these changes, music director Veer Samarth has delivered memorable songs. He added that although he initially knew no one in the team except Veer Samarth, he was immensely happy to have collaborated with everyone in creating these songs and wished success to this talented team.
Pramod Maravante and others present at the event also expressed their pride in being a part of the success of the ‘Love Seasons’ songs. The film has been produced by N.R. Manjunath (Neeleri) under the N.R. Studios banner. It is directed by Kruthvik, with music composed by Veer Samarth. Lyrics have been written by K. Kalyan, Pramod Maravante, and others. The film features cinematography by Avinash Shastry, editing by Madhu Thumbakere, and choreography by Bajrangi Mohan.
Mukunda Ramaswamy plays the lead role in the film, while Diya Keerthi, Chandana Gowda, and Shwetha Kogloor appear as the leading ladies. The cast also includes Mandya Ramesh, Rajesh Nataranga, Sangeetha Anil, Jayatheertha, Chetan Durga, Comedy Khiladi Sadananda, Huli Karthik, Baby Reethu Singh, and others, adding further charm to ‘Love Seasons’.
