Indrajit Lankesh launches Bollywood film "September 21" directed by 21-year-old Karen Kshiti Suvarna

Priyanka Upendra is playing the lead role in the film, which revolves around Alzheimer's disease. Karen Kshiti Suvarna, a 21-year-old Kannada actress, is currently directing a Bollywood film titled 'September 21'. The muhurat ceremony of the film, which tells the story between an Alzheimer's patient and a nurse taking care of him, was held recently at Panchamukhi Ganapathi Temple in Mahalakshmi Layout. Journalist, actor and director Indrajit Lankesh launched the first scene of the film by showing the opening plaque. Members of the film crew and dignitaries were present at the function. Later, the crew members spoke.

I had earlier directed a short film titled "Hide and Seek". The short film was also recognized globally. Now I am directing 'September 21'. The story has been written in Malayalam by P Rajasekhar. The film revolves around Alzheimer's disease. Priyanka Upendra, Praveen Kumar Singh Sisodia, Zarina Wahab and others are part of the cast. Director Karen Kshiti Suvarna said that the shooting of the film will start in Bengaluru soon. I am very happy. This is the first time I am working with a younger director. I am playing the role of a caretaker who nurses a patient suffering from Alzheimer's disease. Kamala is the name of my character. My father is from Uttar Pradesh. So I can speak and read Hindi. Actress Priyanka Upendra thanked Indrajith for launching the film.

The story of this film is good. Actor Praveen Singh Sisodia says he is playing the role of a 60-year-old patient who suffers from depression and has lost his memory. Kannada music director Vinay Chandra, cinematographer Anil Kumar and other technicians and artists spoke about the film. "September 21" is being produced jointly by a Belgian-based production house. The film is produced by Amit Awasthi, Vice President, Marketing, Reliance Entertainment and Frederick D'Vos of "Fox on Stage".