'Sitayanam' ready for release

Akshit Sasikumar, son of Kannada Supreme Hero Sasikumar, is getting acquainted with the movie 'Sitayanam'. The film is made in Telugu and Kannada languages. Mustafa is set to release soon. Rohan Bhardwaj is presenting the film 'Sitayanam'. Lalita Rajyalakshmi is producing under the banner of Color Clouds Entertainments. Prabhakar Aripaka is directing. Anahita Bhushan played the heroine. It will be dubbed in Telugu, Kannada as well as Tamil and will be released on the same day in all languages. The film has already completed shooting. Currently celebrating post-construction events. As part of this, the Tamil dubbing and re-recording work has been completed and the DTS final mixing activities are being celebrated at Prasad Lab.

 

Speaking on the occasion, filmmaker Lalita Rajyalakshmi said, "Sitayanam was shot without any compromise at any stage. The shooting will last for 63 days in Bangkok, Bangalore, Mangalore, Hyderabad, Vizag and Agumbe. The tag line ‘Respect Women’ needs to be given a definite justification. Music director Padmanabh Bhardwaj, who is the successor of famous Kannada music director Upendra Kumar, provided good melody songs and we hope that the 5 songs in the film will impress everyone. We will be releasing teasers and trailers in the hands of celebrities soon.

Director Prabhakar Aripaka said, "With the full cooperation of the producers and the excellent performance of the cast, we are screening our Sitayanam as expected. To the delight of today's generation, we have screened it with heartfelt elements and scenes ... mirroring the delicate feelings. What kind of turn did a couple's love affair take? What is the consequence of this? What will be the outcome of the hero fight in the end? Is the storyline. Our film, which has also completed dubbing and is ready for release, will soon complete censorship. The songs provided by Padmanabh Bhardwaj in this film are impressive and for the first time in a few decades we are bringing a hymn that has been on Telugu wedding greetings into song form. Another highlight is that the breathless verses of a song in the film are sung by Shweta Mohan, a popular singer in Kannada and Telugu, and sung by Dalapati Vijay Cousin Pallavi Surender in Tamil. The song is especially appealing to listeners of all three languages. "