Maryade Prashne, directed by Nagaraj Somayaji, delves into the heart of middle-class life in Bengaluru, capturing the everyday struggles and emotional journeys of its characters. Set for release on November 22, the film is the debut production of Pradeepa’s Sakkath Studio. With its twist of revenge, Maryade Prashne brings to the forefront the often-overlooked aspects of life in a vibrant, working-class neighborhood.
Director Nagaraj Somayaji shares his vision of Maryade Prashne as a story about real people, focusing on the consequences of everyday choices that ripple through our lives. The film aims to offer an emotional connection for audiences, highlighting relatable struggles and victories.
The cast includes Rakesh Adiga, Poornachandra Mysuru, and Teju Belawadi, each bringing depth to characters that represent the heart of the middle-class experience. Rakesh Adiga, making his comeback in the film, plays Suri, an aspiring politician with a dark side. He reflects, "Chamrajpete Suri is a character full of contradictions, and I’m excited to see how the audience reacts to him." The film explores the ripple effects of decisions made by ordinary people.
Poornachandra Mysuru is particularly proud of a key song in the film, calling it a career highlight. "Maryade Prashne has resonated with audiences across age groups, and the music is truly special," he says. Teju Belawadi, known for portraying strong female characters, emphasizes how the film challenges perceptions of relationships and class. "It’s a story that brings attention to the daily struggles of middle-class people and challenges the way we treat one another," she states.
With its rich emotional core and a focus on real-life issues, Maryade Prashne promises to change the way we think about relationships, choices, and the lives of ordinary people.
