‘Sakkarai Penne’ Second Single From Keerthy Suresh’s Sathyavan Savithiri Is A Romantic Number!
Actress Keerthy Suresh is basking in the blockbuster success of the crime drama, Dorothy, filmed by Karthik Subbaraj with actors Sananth and Rishikanth in the lead roles. The Saani Kaayidham actress is now getting ready for the release of her upcoming courtroom drama titled Sathyavan Savithiri. Debutant director Praveen S Vijaay, erstwhile assistant of director Vignesh Shivan, has penned and directed the flick. Director and actor Mysskin has portrayed the villain in the venture.
Actress Shilpa Manjunath of Ispade Rajavum Idhaya Raniyum fame will be seen in a pivotal part in the project. Filming for the drama took place predominantly in Chennai, with select sequences captured in Coimbatore. The production house has already announced that the flick will be releasing worldwide on 20th of November. The makers have been promoting the movie by launching a teaser and a single from the album. They have now dropped the second single from the entertainer on social media.
Taking to their official X profile, the team of T-series south posted a reel along with a link to the second single ‘Sakkarai Penne’ from Sathyavan Savithiri and wrote, “Love just got a little more sweeter! Sakkarai Penne is now streaming on all your favorite platforms. Sam C S, Praveen S Vijaay, Deepthi Suresh, Sam C S, Sathyavan Savithri in theatres worldwide, from November 20. Sathyavan Savithiri From Nov 20. Keerthy Suresh, Mysskin, Drumsticks Productions, Zee Studios, Zee Studios South, Charukesh, Bala Saravannan, Vijayan S, Shilpa Manjunath, Arul Vincent, Prasanna G K, Prem Karunthamalai, Vivek Chandar M, Nilesh Deorah, Girish Johar, Ameet Bhuvan, AIM Pro.” Here is the post made by the music label.
Music director Sam C S has brought this song to life with his musical score. He has also sung the song along with singer Deepthi Suresh. Lyricist Praveen S Vijaay has written the lyrics of the track. The number is mixed and mastered by Jehovahson Alghar. Dance master Santhosh Kumar has choreographed dance moves for the song. Already a single ‘Rippipee’ in the voice of Reshma Shyam and Diwakar lyrics inked by Mohan Rajan, is out from the album.
The teaser for Sathyavan Savithiri, which was released earlier, blends courtroom drama, family expectations, and witty banter to showcase a female lead balancing personal relationships with an ambitious desire to build a name for herself in her legal career. The casting team of Sathyavan Savithiri also includes actors Bala Saravannan, Brigida Saga, Madhusudhanan, Maala Parvathi, Charukesh, R Sundarajan, Deepa Shankar, and A Venkatesh.
Cinematographer Arul Vincent has operated camera gear for the film. Editor Prasanna G K has been signed in to work on the editing department of the entertainer. Art directors Prem Karunthamalai and A M Anandharaj have worked in tandem to design sets for the movie. Action director Abishek Srinivas has engineered action blocks in the drama.
Sathyavan Savithiri is backed by Vedikkaranpatti S Sakthivel along with S Vaishnavi Vivekchandar and Vinoth C J under the banner house Drumsticks Productions in affiliation with Umesh Kumar Bhansal for the production label Zee Studios. Zee5 OTT platform has snapped up the post-theatrical rights for the movie.
On the work side, actress Keerthy Suresh is anticipating the premiere of her next Telugu flick Rowdy Janardhana helmed by Ravi Kiran Kola in which she has partnered with actors Vijay Deverakonda & Rashmika Mandanna, and a Hindi flick Raftaar scripted by Aditya Nimbalkar in which she has featured with actor Rajkumar Rao. The Revolver Rita actress is now engaged in her future Tamil film Kannivedi crafted by Ganesh Raj in which she will be seen alongside actors Rakshan & Namita Krishnamurthy, a Malayalam entertainer Thottam directed by Rishi Sivakumar in which she will be collaborating with actor Antony Varghese, and a Telugu movie January 12 Vidudala created by Anil Ravipudi in which she will be joining forces with actors Venkatesh Daggubati & Nandamuri Kalyan Ram.
