The song "Maye" from the movie "Monk the Young" released ; The film, which has a different storyline, will hit the screens in February

The song "Maye" from the movie "Monk the Young" released; The film, which has a different storyline, will hit the screens in February. The catchy song "Maye" from the film "Monk the Young" with a different storyline has been released by Anand Audio. The song is written by Pratap Bhat and sung by Siri Katte. Swaminathan has composed the music. The song "Maye" is getting a good response and is getting a lot of views. After the release of the song, the members of the team spoke. NGO Usha was the chief guest. We are eternally grateful to our film for the encouragement given by its friends in the media from the very beginning. Today the song "Maye" from our film has been released. Our film will be released in the middle or last week of February next month. It is distributed by KRG Studios. The film is all set to hit the screens in three languages including Kannada. Even before its release, the film was a pan-India movie. Because we are five producers for this film. Producers Col Rajendran, Gopichand and Lalchand Khatar said the five people are from different states. Vinay Babu Reddy, Shettyhalla and Sarovar have also assisted in the production. "Monk the Young" is a film based on the storyline of a vintage fantasy genre. The story of the film begins in 1869. It shows the story of different periods. All the questions will be answered when the audience thinks a little. Director Maschit Surya said that the film has come out well with the cooperation of the team. My role in 'Monk the Young', which is already close to people's hearts through teasers and songs, is special. I am confident that both my character and the film will be appreciated by all," said Sarovar, the hero of the film. Heroine Soundarya Gowda, cinematographer Karthik Sharma, music director Swaminathan, singer Siri Katte, singer Rohith, lyricist Pratap Bhat, artists Krithi, Ravi Shankar, Saras Manjunath, Ravi Matti, Sumanth, Shivappa and others spoke about "Monk the Young".