The makers of Ayogya 2 unveiled the film's third single, 'Hudgir Dangerous' (Girls Are Dangerous), at a fan event in Hubballi. "The story of the film isn't confined to one village—it's a story every village in Karnataka can connect with," says Sathish Ninasam. The lively number follows the successful releases of 'Mud Muddu Put Lakshmi', sung by Sid Sriram, and 'Anna Bandre Josh Bathade', rendered by Anthony Daasan, building anticipation for the film ahead of its August 7 theatrical release.
The soundtrack for Ayogya 2, composed by Arjun Janya, features lyrics by Bahaddur Chetan Kumar, while Vijay Prakash brings his trademark energy to 'Hudgir Dangerous'. Choreographed by Santhosh, the song is designed as a vibrant, crowd-pleasing number. Produced by M Munegowda under the SVC Films banner and directed by Mahesh Kumar, Ayogya 2 looks to build on the blockbuster success of the original with a larger narrative and wider emotional appeal.
Addressing fans at the launch, Sathish Ninasam thanked audiences for the overwhelming love shown to Ayogya, adding that the sequel broadens its canvas beyond the setting of a single village. "While the first film revolved around one village, Ayogya 2 tells a story that resonates with villages across Karnataka," he said.
Rachita Ram, who reunites with Sathish Ninasam for the sequel, said she thoroughly enjoyed working on both films and is eager to watch Ayogya 2 with audiences in theatres. "I loved being part of both Ayogya and Ayogya 2. I'm excited to experience the audience's reactions on the big screen," she said.
Director Mahesh Kumar said the team regards its audience as its true VIPs, making Hubballi the ideal venue to launch the latest song. "Releasing the third song in front of our fans made the occasion even more special. We hope audiences continue to shower Ayogya 2 with the same love they gave the first film," he said.
The film also stars Ravishankar, Sadhu Kokila, Tabla Nani, Sundar Raj, Shivaraj KR Pete, Aruna Balraj, Giri Shivanna and Manju Pavagada in pivotal roles. Ayogya 2 features dialogues by Masthi Upparahalli, cinematography by Shakhahaari fame Vishwajith Rao, editing by Suresh Armugam, and action choreography by Arjun Raj.
