The team of Trikaaram is riding high after the film’s first single struck a chord and went viral. The makers recently launched the second song. Political leader Ravindra, actor Shivaraj KR Pete and director Khadar Kumar unveiled the track and wished the team success.

The song opens with the line “Seeda Nintharoo Loka Yaake Ulta Kaantade”. Penned by Keshu and Chetan, sung by Rajesh Krishnan and composed by Vivek Chakravarthy, the number carries a reflective mood that hints at the film’s darker layers. The tagline, “This is not a crematorium,” adds to the interest surrounding the story.

Produced under the banner of Sadguru Cine Productions by G Ganesh Murthy, who also appears in a menacing antagonist’s role, the film marks a key step for director Dilip Kumar JR from Ajjampura. Having worked with several filmmakers in the past, he now steps into the spotlight with a story he has written and shaped himself.

Speaking at the event, Dilip Kumar JR said the film revolves around a clash between divine and evil forces, unfolding as a suspense thriller. He added that the title Trikaram has a spiritual resonance and connects to a name associated with Lord Shiva, but chose to keep the rest under wraps.

Harshavardhan takes on the lead role in two shades as Mugdha and Rudra, while Nischitha Shetty plays the female lead, portraying both grace and grit. Nagendra Aras, Balarajawadi and Manju Pavagada appear in supporting roles.

With cinematography by Honnali Yasin, editing by Satish Chandrayya, action by Chandru Bande and choreography by Height Manju and Kambiraj, Trikaaram has been shot extensively around Hosadurga. The team is aiming to bring the film to theatres later this year.