"Maryade Prashne," a heartfelt story set in the vibrant city of Bengaluru, has garnered significant attention following the trailer's digital release, courtesy of Kichcha Sudeep. The trailer, now available on Sakkath Studio’s YouTube channel, has drawn positive reactions from industry professionals and audiences alike. Sudeep expressed his appreciation for the trailer, praising its intriguing cut and unique feel, while applauding the excellent work across all departments.
This endorsement from a prominent figure has fueled the excitement for the film, with support pouring in from multiple sectors. Personalities such as RJs, actors, doctors, directors, and entrepreneurs have lauded the storytelling and production values of the film.
RJ Pradeepa, the producer behind Sakkath Studio, shared his vision for the project and the immense support he received from Sudeep. He emphasized that "growth is never a solitary journey," and credited the collaboration within the industry for generating early buzz for the film. As a radio jockey with deep ties to Bengaluru, Pradeepa wanted "Maryade Prashne" to capture the essence of the city, its people, and their challenges.
Sudeep, a close personal and professional ally of Pradeepa, has been a long-time supporter of his work. Pradeepa affectionately referred to Sudeep as “Deepu,” underscoring their strong camaraderie. The trailer's success has also been backed by emerging directors like Shashank Soghal, Sindhu Srinivas Murthy, and Nithin Krishnamurthy, who see the film as a turning point for Kannada cinema. Director Nagaraja Somayaji emphasized the importance of authentic storytelling, which he believes will resonate deeply with audiences.
Sakkath Studio, known for its commitment to bringing fresh and relatable narratives to the screen, plans to produce two impactful projects each year. "Maryade Prashne" marks their bold entry into feature filmmaking. With the goal of sparking conversations and touching hearts, the team is ready to release the film on November 22. The film features music by Arjun Ramu, cinematography by Sandeep Velluri, and a script written by RJ Pradeepa.
