Before Publicity Important - Ramesh Aravind:Cinejwala:

The experience in the Kannada cinema industry in the last 25 years Ramesh Aravind already set with two projects – one on mother and son plus a film with three media persons in his forthcoming projects firmly says the publicity before the film is released is more important than going afterwards. Whether it pays back now or later is not the question. With a subject like ‘Nam Anna Don’ the hilarious style of narration I wanted to meet the people from Bidar to Mysore. This is for the first time in my career of 25 years says Ramesh Aravind sitting on the fourth floor speaking on his fourth film direction and acting. In the first tour I went to Gulbarga, Bijapur and wherever I went there was ‘Bluetooth Transmitter’. Later Ramesh Aravind and team went to Badami, Savadatti, Mangalore, Hassan, Channarayapatna. The skating marathon with 2500 girls and Bala Srujanotsava where 7000 children joined was a great feat feels Ramesh Aravind.


For Bengaluru I submitted a plan for Mantri Square a month ago and permission was granted by the management. The whole day we shot the Jumbalaka Jumbalaka…song. This is the dream song of Mona Parvaresh. In this song she dreams a doctor to be mass elements. Thus the song opens up as third song on the screen.

Ramesh Aravind is planning to catch up with other malls in Bengalore and the new system of InterAct, tele brahma and Airtel chats are quite impressive measures. For the audio release in the market we have already obtained double the amount quoted says happy looking Ramesh Aravind.

Mona Parveresh is extremely happy on working with this project and associating with Ramehs Aravind. Baby Risha represented the 20 plus children – all first timers in ‘NAD’.