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Filmmaker Simple Suni's "Gatha Vaibhavam" promises a unique blend of myth, memory, and modern romance, starring Ashika Ranganath and SS Dushyanth. The film explores reincarnation, venturing beyond typical timelines to include the realm of gods, underwater settings, and 19th-century coastal Karnataka.
Filmmaker Sunil Kumar, aka Simple Suni, is set to transport audiences into a world where myth, memory, and modern love collide with his upcoming Kannada film Gatha Vaibhavam. Starring Ashika Ranganath and debutant SS Dushyanth, the film releases on November 14 under the banners of Servegara Silver Screens and Suni Cinemas.“This film showcases two lead actors meeting and starting the story of their flashback and present story. However, what’s new in this film is the element of reincarnation,” shares Sunil. Taking a bold leap from his usual grounded storytelling, Sunil ventures into the mystical. “Unlike my other films, this is out of the box. In most films, reincarnation usually goes back 50–100 years, but in this one, it begins in the world of gods and unfolds even beneath the ocean.
We also have elements of Vasco da Gama’s voyage and the coastal lands of Karnataka from the 19th century. It’s not just an entertainer, but a visual treat with VFX — like watching four films in one,” he adds.- This film is not just an entertainer, but a visual treat — like watching four films in one- Yemen S
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