Gaali Tangaali, First Single From Guruprasad And Jaggesh's Ranganayaka, Out

After a hiatus of 16 years, the dynamic duo Jaggesh and Guruprasad are making a triumphant return to the silver screen with their upcoming movie Ranganayaka. Directed by Guruprasad himself, the film features Jaggesh in the lead role and promises to captivate audiences with its unique storyline. Adding to the anticipation, the filmmakers have unveiled the first song of the movie, titled Gaali Tangaali, composed by Anoop Seelin. This melodious track, which ingeniously teaches the Kannada alphabet, has quickly gained viral status, garnering immense praise from viewers. Scheduled for release on March 8, the film is produced by AR Vikyath under the Vikhyath Chithra Productions banner and will be distributed by Zee Studios.

In an exclusive interview with News18, music director Anoop Seelin expressed his excitement about the song, noting its educational yet entertaining appeal, especially for children learning the Kannada alphabet. Seelin believes that the song’s popularity signifies its acceptance as a fresh and engaging approach to language learning. With the movie’s shooting nearing completion, anticipation for Ranganayaka continues to soar.

The movie revolves around a theatre artist and promises to offer a blend of political satire and period drama. The recently released Gaali Tangaali song, featuring peppy tunes and vibrant choreography by Jaggesh, adds to the film’s allure. Written by Sharadasutha and performed by J Anoop Seelin and Muniraju, the song’s lively energy is captured by cinematographer Samrat Ashok Gautham, with editing by Umesh RB.

As the film gears up for its theatrical release, the timing couldn’t be more auspicious, coinciding with the festive occasions of Maha Shivaratri and Women’s Day. Set to hit screens ahead of lead actor Jaggesh’s birthday on March 17, Ranganayaka is poised to enthral audiences with its intriguing storyline and stellar performances. With its unique blend of historical context and contemporary relevance, the film aims to transport viewers to the Vijayanagara period while offering insightful commentary on today’s political landscape.