‘Sarangapani Jathakam’: Sanchari Sanchari song from Mohanakrishna Indraganti’s movie is out

'Sarangapani Jathakam', directed by Mohanakrishna Indraganti, is produced by Sivalenka Krishna Prasad under the banner of Sridevi Movies. The film stars Priyadarshi and Roopa Koduvayur in lead roles. This is the third collaboration between Indraganti and Sivalenka Krishna Prasad after the successful films 'Gentleman' and 'Sammohanam'. The film is scheduled to be released on December 20th.

Already, the film's Teaser is a hit. Days after the first song, titled 'Sarango Sarango', was released, Sridevi Movies has unveiled the second song. It is titled 'Sanchari Sanchari'. Rendered by singer Sanjith Hegde, the beautiful melody is written by Ramajogayya Sastry and set to tune by Vivek Sagar.

Talking about the song, director Indraganti said, "Emotion is essential for any story to be complete, even in a full-length comedy like 'Sarangapani Jathakam'. The main theme of our movie is love. It's the story of a man torn between the woman he loves dearly and his beliefs. The song 'Sanchari' comes at a point where he loses the woman he loves dearly due to his beliefs. It's a song that mixes a bit of separation and a bit of the agony of losing her. It comes at a crucial point in the second half and changes the course of the story. It intensifies his desire to win her back and motivates him to face the final obstacle. This song holds great significance in the story. It's one of my absolute favorite songs. Sanjith Hegde has sung it beautifully. We all know how nice Ramajogayya Sastry writes lyrics. Vivek Sagar's style is evident in this song. There are only four songs in our movie. Sanchari directs the narrative of the story. At the same time, it expresses Sarangapani's state of mind on one hand and reveals his love and separation from his beloved on the other. It's one of the highlights of the film. It's visually and emotionally appealing. Priyadarshi and Roopa's performances are apt. I believe this song, which I love, will also be close to the hearts of the audience."