Bengaluru — A new chapter in Kannada cinema begins as “4.30 to 6 Muhurtha – Nalavaru Kaanisuttilla” was officially launched at the iconic Renukamba Theatre, Bengaluru. Backed by Neelakantha Films in association with Dharmashree Enterprises, the film carries a fresh narrative rooted in changing human relationships over the decades.
The launch event was made even more special as it coincided with the birthday of lead actor M.N. Suchith, son of Dharmashree Manjunath, the producer known for the hit film Rathaavara. The film is co-directed by Poovai Suresh and Shivaraj, and stars Suchith alongside Satvika, Anil, and Dhanya from Mangaluru.
A Story of Time, Traditions, and Transformation
According to the makers, the story explores the evolution of wedding customs and interpersonal bonds from the 1990s to the present-day digital era. It aims to highlight the essence of human connections and how they’ve adapted over time.
Shooting Details
Principal photography will take place across Bengaluru, while visually rich song sequences are planned in Chikkamagaluru and Mangaluru, promising a mix of urban and scenic backdrops.
Words from the Team
Producer Manjunath shared his excitement:
“I’m proud to introduce my son to the silver screen. This is not just a film—it’s an emotional journey.”
Actor Suchith, making his debut as a hero, expressed gratitude:
“I thank my mentors and the entire team for their support. I promise to give my best and connect with the audience through this role.”
Fifth Film from Neelakantha Films
This marks the fifth production under the Neelakantha Films banner, reinforcing the studio’s commitment to storytelling that blends tradition with modernity.