Premier Padmini steers clear of cinematic cliches, says director Ramesh Indira

The Jaggesh-starrer

Premier Padmini

releases across the state today. Speaking about the Shruti Naidu Chithra production, director Ramesh Indira says, “The film brings to the fore the turmoils of today’s world. It delves into the bonds people share and addresses the human urge to chase things in life without reason. This family-oriented story is different from conventional hero-centric dramas. Steering clear of cliches, the movie’s characters are not glorified, but remain relatable. Youngsters can relate to Hitha Chandrashekar and Vivek Simha’s storyline, middle-aged folk will connect to Jaggesh,

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Shah and Sudharani’s roles, the labour class and those from rural backgrounds will identify with the driver’s role, played by Pramod, and the older generation find representation in Dattana and Bhargavi Narayan. The technical work by music director Arjun Janya, editor Rajendra Urs, DOP Advaita Gurumurthy and stylist Snehal Igoor add to the charm of the narrative.” Producer Shruti Naidu chips in "The film will release across Karnataka, in about 120 screens. We have made sure that the theatres chosen are accessible to family audiences."