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'MIXING Preethi will be a full dose of romance with a fresh cast'

...says MIXING Preethi director NP Ismail, who discussed the film at a recent event alongside his cast

A Sharadhaa

MIXING Preethi, billed as a feel-good romantic drama with the tagline ‘100 per cent love’, brings together four leading ladies—Samhita Vinay, Pavana, Divya, and a fresh face—opposite lead actor Sinto Jacob. The film is helmed by NP Ismail, who also produces it under the Friends Pictures banner, with co-producers Pollachi Mahalingam and Kannan on board. The team recently wrapped filming and unveiled the trailer and songs at a launch event graced by Krishnegowda, Suresh Chikkanna, DYSP Rajesh, and producer-director David.

Speaking at the event, Krishnegowda praised the technical quality of the film and appreciated how the trailer keeps the storyline under wraps. He also expressed delight that producers from neighbouring states have shown interest in supporting Kannada cinema.

The soundtrack, launched under the Siri Music label, features compositions by Rajesh Mohan and Goneshwaran. Cinematography is by Sadiq Kabir, who has captured the romantic essence with vibrant visuals.

Director NP Ismail said, “MIXING Preethi is all about love, but it also has everything to keep the audience entertained. With great teamwork, we’ve made a film that’s warm and watchable.”

Lead actor Sinto Jacob shared his excitement, saying, “This role gave me the chance to explore love from a simple, emotional space. It’s been a fun and fulfilling experience.”

Actors Samhita Vinay, Pavana, and Divya spoke about their roles in the film. Each character adds a different shade to the story, promising a mix of emotions, light moments, and heartwarming connections.

The film is expected to hit theatres soon.

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