Senna Hegde’s idea of narration appealed to me, says Diganth

"I won’t call

Katheyondu Shuruvagide

an extraordinary film. It’s a simple romantic drama that you watch for two hours and find yourself becoming a part of the

journey

,” says

Diganth

of his film produced by Paramvah studios and Pushkar Films that releases today. Diganth plays Tarun in the film, a young man who runs a resort. The film has three parallel love stories, “which is for all age groups. It has good songs, has been shot at nice locations, with good camerawork and good performances,” says Diganth.

Director Senna Hegde told us that he only had Diganth in mind for his leading man. So, what clinched the deal for Diganth? “The movie is a conversation between a girl and a boy, and Senna’s idea of narration — long shots without any intercuts — and insisting on sync sound to capture the depth in the voice, all appealed to me. I gave my nod even before he completed the narration. Pushkara (Mallikarjunaiah) and Rakshit (Shetty) coming onboard to produce it was like icing on the cake,” says Diganth.

The actor signs off by saying, “If you liked my movies Manasaare, Pancharangi and Lifeu Ishtene, then you should definitely watch Katheyondu Shuruvagide.”