Aryan Santhosh, who has spent 10 years in the industry, and came to the limelight with his reality shows like Bigg Boss, and Pyate Hudugir Halli Life, is ready for his second film as a full-fledged hero. The film, Dear Sathya, is set to be released on March 10. According to Aryan, there are more than a couple of USPs in Dear Sathya, which is based on a true incident and is written by the actor himself. 

“The incident occurred right opposite Chennai High Court, Parrys Corner, and the script was first pitched to director Vetri Maaran. Though the script was initially written in Tamil, it eventually became a Kannada film,” says Aryan. He has teamed up with director Shiva Ganesh, who made his Kannada debut with the remake of Jigarthanda. The subject also explores mother-son bonding and the hero’s dream to open a restaurant in Japan and the romantic relationship between Sathya and Anjali. “Dear is the lover side, and Sathya is the revenge side of this film,” explains Aryan.

Secondly, this is one of the rare films, which has a double climax. “As far as I know, the last film, which had a double climax was director-actor Shankar Nag’s Accident,” says Aryan, who also adds the film’s other highlight is the reverse screenplay. These are some of the USPs of Dear Sathya.

Aryan Santhosh and Dear Sathya team are dedicating the first-day first show of his upcoming film to the food delivery executives. The makers have arranged a premier show at Prasanna theatre,” says Aryan. “The protagonist is a food delivery boy. So, any food delivery person can walk into Prasanna theatre and watch the show along with the celebrities,” he says.
 

“When I heard the incident that happened on Mount Road, I connected the incident with others that happened across India including the Nirbhaya case. The film underlines the importance of safety. The screenplay is the cornerstone of the film,” he adds.

The cinematography is handled by Vinod Bharathi and music is by Sridhar Sambhram. Dear Sathya, produced by Purple Rock Entertainers in association with Winterbridge Studios, has Archana Kottige and Ashwini Rao Pallaki in pivotal roles.