Loose Mada Yogi, who has won the hearts of audiences with his remarkable performances, is all set with his 51st film, “Forever.” The muhurta ceremony of “Forever,” produced by M. Venkatanarayan (Tagore Krishna) under the Supreme Creations banner and directed by Yogesh M, of “Chandrika” fame, was held recently in a grand manner.
Action Prince Dhruva Sarja gave the clap for the film’s first shot. Vijayanagara MLA Krishnappa switched on the camera. Sajid Qureshi, producer of “Nagarahavu,” (of 2016 directed by Kodi Ramakrishna) unveiled the film’s first-look poster. It was a special moment when the title displayed on a tanker was unveiled in the presence of all the dignitaries. Several prominent personalities from the film industry and thousands of fans witnessed the grand event.
“I studied in the same school as Dhruva Sarja. He is a dear friend of mine. I am very happy that he came and clapped for our film. After nearly two years, the muhurta of a film in which I am playing the lead has taken place. It has been conducted on a grand scale, and the film too will be equally grand. The director has written a wonderful story. I will be seen in a role that I have never played before. The first-look poster has come out really well. Apart from love, sentiment, and action, there is one more special element in this film. We will reveal that in the coming days. I love bikes very much and I am also a bike rider. Since this story is close to that passion, I liked it even more. The first schedule of shooting is happening in Bengaluru. My thanks to the producer, who has assured us that the film will be made without any compromise, and to the entire team,” said lead actor Loose Mada Yogi.
“I have travelled by flight more frequently than ever during the last three years. Every time I boarded a flight, I would keep my mobile aside and continue writing the story of this film. Every year while wishing Yogi on his birthday, I used to tell him that we would launch the film for his next birthday. The time has finally come. Yogi celebrated his birthday only recently, and I am happy that the muhurta has taken place on this occasion. Our film carries the tagline ‘A Timeless Love Story.’ So, this is a love story. However, the film has all the elements that audiences expect. There is another special aspect as well, which we will reveal in the coming days,” said director Yogesh Munisiddappa.
“We seek all your encouragement for the first production venture of our banner,” said producer M. Venkatanarayan (Tagore Krishna).
Actress Akanksha Rao said, “After acting in a Tulu film, this is my first Kannada film.”
Music director Pradyotanspoke about the songs. Cinematographer Sanketh and others were also present at the press meet.
