KM Chaitanya's - Suryakaanti Audio Released

Hotel 37 Cresent: The much awaited KM Chaitanya's "Suryakaanti's" audio was released by film personalities viz.  YogarajBhatt, Agni Sridhar and Rockline Venkatesh, accompanied by Director KM Chaitanya, Producer Vasu, actor Chetan and new face Regina and Mohan of Anand Audios.
The film is produced by Sri. Vasu under the banner of Avigniya Media, directed by award winning director of Aadinagalu, KM Chaitanya, and Actor Chetan, Camera Venu, Editor Haridoss, K.G.F, and Manu, Executive Producer, others who play in the move are Nazar, Ramakrishna, Kishori Lal. Story is penned by Narayanaswamy, the lyrics by Yogaraj Bhatt, Jayanath Kaikini. The music is by none other then the Music Maestro Ilayaraja, songs by Kunal Ganjawala. It has 6 songs in all; Edaya Baagalu, Mouni Naanu, and Solpa Soundu Jasthi Maadu are good to listen and rest of the songs goes well with sequence.
The launch took off with promo of the movie. The camera work is excellent and the film was shot in Uzbekistan, Goa, Belgum, Uttranchal, and Bangalore.

Addressing the gathering KM Chaitanya, Director said, "This is my second movie and the first one was with Agni Sridhar called Aadinagalu. Suryakaanti with Vasu is a big budget movie with commercial touch and entertainment."
The audio rights have been given to Anand Audio once again. The movie is likely to hit the screen by mid-December.
Agni  Sridhar regaled the audience recalling that initially he had approached Girish Karnad to direct Aadinagalu, but he referred him to a young boy called Chaitanya. "I didn't even bother to make any enquiries and went ahead with the choice. The rest is history," he said.
Though the film should have been released a little early, it took some time coming due to the meticulous approach of Chaitanya, who is very fussy about the quality. Agni Sridar also expressed his joy at working with Ilayaraja, of whom he was a great fan, he confessed. Mohan of Anand Audio revealed that he had succeeded in business initially only because of selling Ilayaraja's cassettes, and said he was blessed to be associated with the maestro.