The trailer of “Sarvantaryami – Ellara Kaiyalloo Naane Swami”, directed by Rangaswamy Kapanipalya, who has a theatre background, and produced by Hitha R. Gowda, was recently released. The trailer has generated curiosity, and the film is set to hit the screens on July 17. Director and lyricist K. Ram Narayan has been the backbone of this film.
Before the screening of trailer of the film ‘Sarvantharyami’ screened four songs of the film – En Mobilu… Namma Bhumi Namma Baalu… Shiva Shiva Shivaaya…. And very meaningful Ella Bittu Hogle Beku Ondu Dina…with HM Krishnamurthy enacting the situations – all four songs is penned by director Rangaswamy Kapanipalya.
Director and actor Rangaswamy Kapanipalya said, “Sarvantaryami” is a film with social concern. It is also a film that brings before the people the harmful effects caused by mobile phones. Films have censorship. The Censor Board decides whether children can watch a film or not. But there are no such restrictions for mobile phones. Because of that, the lives of many children are being ruined. Not only children, but even adults are greatly affected by it. Therefore, in some places, people have decided not to use smart phones and instead use keypad mobile phones. In some other places, they have fixed a specific time for using mobile phones. We hope such decisions are implemented everywhere. This is the main theme of our film. With everyone’s support, the film has turned out well. The film will release on July 17,” he said.
Producer Hitha R. Gowda a software professional and daughter of director Rangaswamy Kapanipalya said that her father had a deep interest in theatre, and he has lived his role in the film. She added that the film has come out well.
Actor Auto Nagaraj said, “This is the 65th film of my acting career and the fourth film in which I have played a lead role. This is also a film about the bond between a father and daughter. I have played the role of the father. Rangaswamy has made a very good story.”
Actors Tejaswini, Myra, Amulya Narayan, Surya Praveen, Sanjana, Umesh Sakkarenadu, Umesh Punga, Prithviraj, Nagesh, and the film’s technicians shared information about the film.
The four songs are composed by Ramesh Krishna were screened. The film has cinematography by Raju Hemmigepura and editing by Deepu S.
Renowned Kannada film actors Srimurali and Ninasam Satish watched the trailer of “Sarvantaryami” and wished the film success.
