The much-awaited Kannada horror comedy Choo Mantar is all set to grace cinema halls on April 5. Directed by Karvva Navneeth, the film stars Sharan, Meghana, Aditi Prabhudeva, and Prabhu Mundkur in the leading roles. Actors including Rajini Bharadwaj and Chikkanna will be seen in supporting roles.
Produced by Manasa Tarun and Tarun Shivappa under the banner of Tarun Studios, the film’s title track has already been released. The music of the film is composed by Chandan Shetty with background music scored by Avinaash R Basutkar. Meanwhile, the cinematography was done by Anup Kattukaran and it was edited by Venki UDV.
The song introduced the main character and his group of ghost hunters. It included actors Sharan, Chikkanna and Aditi Prabhudeva, along with many dancers. The song’s lyrics are penned by Vijay Eshwar, and the choreography is done by Darshini.
So far, the video has garnered over a million views and is still counting more. Several users have lauded the song. One user wrote, “Sharan Anna stylish dance & Chandan Shetty voice beautiful combination." Another user commented, “All the best Sharan sir and the entire #choomantar team."
Last year, the teaser of the film was released. It has garnered over 1 million views till now. Fans praised the film in the comment section. One user added, “Apart from all other mass heroes Sharan always delivers content-oriented films". The second user wrote, “Happy to see the Kannada industry is moving towards meaningful movies other than fights and mass dialogues “. One user also wrote, “Great teaser."
Sharan made his acting debut with a small role in Siddalingaiah’s Prema Prema Prema. Since then, he has appeared in several films as a comedian and supporting actor. He gained recognition for his comedic roles in movies like Karpoorada Gombe, Friends, Monalisa, Jothe Jotheyali, Pallakki, Maleyali Jotheyali, and many others.
The actor rose to fame with the film Rambo. The film received widespread acclaim, earning praise from both audiences and critics. Now, he has a few films in the pipeline including Samignai, a film with Aravind Kuplikar, and an untitled film.
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