A realistic film about generation gap and living life to the fullest

Living life to the fullest and learning to enjoy every moment — that is the basic theme that

April Na Himabindu

, a film by newbie director duo

Shiva Rudrappa

and Jagadish explores. Produced by Shiv-Jagan Associates in association with Anup T Anand and Sandeep DS for Sakat Entertainments, the film stars Dattanna, Babu Hirannaiah, Sridhar, Chidanand, Sachin, Shwetha and Spandana, among others.
As the film hits theatres today, Shiva tells us what makes it a must watch this week.

• April Na Himabindu is a slice of life portrayal that gets as realistic as can be. So much so that audiences will get the feeling of seeing segments of their own lives onscreen. And that, we believe, will make them happy.
• The film is an anthology of multiple stories that occur in the lives of people across different generations. As such, it takes a look at their lives, how different they are and how each deals with various circumstances. The generation gap is something to look out for.
• As we chase our dreams and pursue materialistic goals, we often tend to forget certain relationships. The film will remind us of the importance of reconnecting with the people that matter to us.
• There are three situational montage songs in the film, set to tune by Bharat BJ, which have been sung by Raghu Dixit, who is normally very picky about the filmi work he does, Vijay Prakash, Sangeetha Katti Kulkarni and Bharat himself. Raghu’s song is the title track and has been written by Yogaraj Bhat, while Vijay’s number, Avalinda Naavella, is about the importance of the women in our lives.