The film enthusiast at the 16th Bengaluru International Film Festival at Orion Mall on Sunday. , Photo Credit: K. Fate light

16th Bangalore International Film Festival (Biffes) celebrated ‘World Kannada Cinema Day’ by remembering Sati Sukochan, First Kannada Talki.

On Monday, the film’s director YV Rao’s grandson, N. Nageshwar Rao and Madhukar Rao, and the film’s writer Balav Narasimha Shastri, the grandson of Narahari Shastri, was present in the event.

As the speakers highlighted the importance of the film in the history of Kannada cinema, meditation fell on preserving Kannada classics. Sati Sukochan, Based on the Ramayana, Indrajit’s wife and Ravana’s daughter -in -law is from the point of Sulochan. Sati Sukochan There is a lost film with only a few pictures of the film which remains as evidence of its existence.

Subbaiya Naidu, a dion of Kannada cinema, played the lead role in the film. Subbaiya Naidu’s grandson actor Shrijan Lokesh said that there should be more initiative than the film industry to celebrate the film. “remembering Sati Sukochan Does not do justice to the film on 3 March every year. Honoring Subbaiya Naidu through a statue or naming the road after them can at least the government to respect the rich history of the film, ”he said.

Biffes brand ambassador actor Kishore said that it is important to respect historical milestones Sati Sukochan But the film industry should develop for changing times, making the best and correct use of technology. “The film was from the point of view of a woman. Today, we still talk about the influences of a male-oriented industry. However, after this, the artists emphasized the representation of women in cinema, ”he said.

A film on ‘Sati Sulochan’

To bring the film back to screen, Shrijan Lokesh under the banner of Lokesh Production, how to make a film Sati Sukochan The 1934 film was made using the available general knowledge and information available.

In a press conference, it was announced that Shrijan Subbaiya is ready to play the role of Naidu, while national-winning winner director P. Sashtari will direct the film.