Release of Kannada film ‘Brinda Vihari’ put off to November 20 to avoid clash with ‘Premada Oorali’
Kannada actor Ganesh's musical romance 'Brinda Vihari' has had its worldwide release date shifted to November 20, according to film producer Samruddhi V. Manjunath. The decision was made to avoid clashing with the successful Kannada film 'Premada Oorali'. Manjunath, Ganesh, and director Srinivasa Raju were present at a pre-release event in Hubballi on Saturday to discuss this change.
They believed that releasing 'Brinda Vihari' at this time would not negatively impact the theatrical run of 'Premada Oorali' and that the film would still perform well. Actors Ganesh and the director emphasized that Ganesh's role of Madhava was one of his favorite characters, promising audiences a new side of the actor. Director Raju highlighted that the film was a musical love story and aimed for a proper theatrical release, taking into account the need to protect the screening availability for newcomer films like 'Brinda Vihari'.
Music composer Hesham Abdul Wahab, known for his work in Malayalam and Telugu cinema, has composed five songs for the film, which have already garnered significant online views. Female leads Devika Bhat and Malavika Sharma also shared their experiences from the making of the film. The film, produced by Samruddhi V. Manjunath under Kevin Productions and Virat Sai Creations banners, also features Rangayana Raghu, Sadhu Kokila, and Achyuth Kumar in supporting roles.
Kevin Productions is responsible for the distribution of 'Brinda Vihari' in Karnataka. Originally, the film was planned for a nationwide release on October 16 across approximately 1,300 screens.
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