A still from 'Tandani Tanano' from Shabari's soundtrack 
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'Tandani Tanano' offers the first glimpse into Shabari's musical world

Director Orata Shree, who has also written the lyrics for the song, spoke about the making of 'Tandani Tanano' and shared insights about the film

A Sharadhaa

The first single, 'Tandani Tanano', from the upcoming Kannada film Shabari has been unveiled by filmmaker Om Prakash Rao, Raghu Ram, Balaji Veeraswamy, and entrepreneur V Babu. At the event, the guests praised composer BR Hemanth Kumar for the track's music and Sa Re Ga Ma Pa-fame Ashwin Sharma for his vocals. They also commended newcomers Samarth and Dhanvi for their performances, noting that the duo appeared confident and convincing on screen. Raghu Ram also congratulated the team and wished the film success.

Director Orata Shree, who has also written the lyrics for the song, spoke about the making of 'Tandani Tanano' and shared insights about the film. He described Shabari as a suspense thriller with multiple layers, adding that a Jeep plays a key role in the narrative alongside the lead characters portrayed by Samarth and Dhanvi.

Produced under the Baravi Films banner by Ramesh, Sudhakar Reddy Yakasiri, and Vishnukanth A, Shabari stars Samarth and Kritika Gowda in the lead roles. The supporting cast includes Dhanvi, MK Math, Ninasam Ashwath, Seetha Harshavardhan, Yogesh Veer, and Mandya Siddu.

The film features music by BR Hemanth Kumar, cinematography by Samrat Nagaraj, editing by K Girish Kumar, and action choreography by Kora Chinnayya.

The recently released song follows the film's teaser and offers another look at Shabari, which blends suspense with drama while introducing its principal characters and the world they inhabit. The makers now in post production, will soon announce the release date.

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