Sreenath Bhasi Starrer ‘Padachone Ingalu Katholi’ Trimmed By 30 Minutes Following Audience Reaction

The political comedy satire film "Padachone Ingalu Katholi," starring Sreenath Bhasi, raised expectations because the trailers and teasers promised a full entertainment package with some intriguing characters. When the movie finally debuted on big screens, there was initially a mixed response because many people were annoyed by how long it was—it runs for almost two and a half hours.

After hearing conflicting feedback from viewers, the filmmakers cut roughly 30 minutes from the film, bringing it closer to two hours. Finally shown in theatres, the edited version has received overwhelmingly good reviews from moviegoers. It is commendable that the decision-makers respected the audience's needs when they made this choice. On November 24, the movie premiered on huge screens. It was a funny story about politics, romance, and other socially significant topics. The script for "Padachone Ingalu Katholi," directed by Bijith Bala, was written by Pradeep Kumar Kavumthara. The music was composed by Shaan Rahman, and Vishnu Prasad served as the film's cinematographer. The words to the songs of "Padachone Ingalu Katholi" were written by Nidhish Naderi, BK Harinarayanan, and Manu Manjith, and Sujith Mattannur designed the costumes. Sreenath Bhasi, Grace Antony, Ann Sheetal, Rajesh Madhavan, Hareesh Kanaran, and a number of other performers had pivotal roles in "Padachone Ingalu Katholi."