Srimantha: Sonu Sood’s Movie Faces COMPETITION With ‘THESE’ Three Kannada Films (Details Inside)
The new film 'Srimantha' starring Bollywood actor Sonu Sood is now playing in theatres, but it will face competition from three Kannada films. Continue reading to learn more.
Alisha Limbachia | Updated On: May 20, 2023 07:01 PM IST
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'Srimantha', a Kannada film starring Bollywood actor Sonu Sood, and three more films also debuted in Karnataka on Friday. The other films include ‘Dare Devil Mustafa’,’Jersey Number 10’, a drama with a focus on hockey, and ‘Suman’.
The model code of conduct caused the release of ‘Srimantha’, which was planned for last month, to be postponed. Veteran Karnataka politicians, including the former prime minister H.D. Deve Gowda, the former chief minister B.S. Yediyurappa, and prominent figures Basavaraj Horatti and Eshwar Khandre, have made cameo appearances in the film, which is based on the lives of farmers.
The director of the movie is Ramesh Hassan. The primary actors are Kranthi and Kalyani in addition to Sonu Sood.
The comic drama ‘Dare Devil Musthafa’ is based on a work by the renowned and gifted Kannada author K.P. Poornachandra Tejaswi. Director Shashank Sogal is in charge.
A hockey player's love story is the subject of ‘Jersey Number 10’. Adya Thimmaiah, a state-level hockey player and one of the producers, is starring in the film. Rashin Subbaiah and Adya Thimmaiah are producing the film together. Dharma Keerthiraj, Rajani Bharadwaj, Zayleen Ganapathy, and Nimika Ratnakar play the lead parts in the Ravi Sagar-directed film ‘Suman’.
Recently, Sonu Sood showed up for a lengthy interview with a reputable news source. During lockdown, the actor, who has worked in the entertainment business for four decades, became the topic of conversation when he adopted the role of a messiah for migrant workers. When the actor gained praise for lending a helping hand to those who were attempting to return home amid the fictional Coronavirus outbreak, his name was all over the internet.
The Dabangg actress said to ANI, “Mujhe lagta hai ki log zyada sensitive ho gaye hain ya ban rahe hain toh voh ek chakkar hai. Jo boycott karte hain films ko… I don’t know ki kitna wise hai ya kitna genuine hai ya aap kitna usko mean karte hain. Bina dekhe film ko agar aap bolte hain ki isko boycott kiya jaye, this is also not fair.” A director might believe they have created a movie similar to Sholay, but one can only make that determination once the movie has been released.
