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Prem's 'KD: The Devil' Unleashes Rooted Story
30 Apr
Summary
- Director Prem blends scale with simplicity in 'KD: The Devil'.
- The film is set in the 1970s and inspired by real events.
- Star cameos are integral to the narrative, not mere appearances.
Filmmaker Prem brings a unique vision to the screen with 'KD: The Devil,' starring Dhruva Sarja and Reeshma Nanaiah. The movie, releasing today, promises a compelling blend of grand cinematic scale and down-to-earth storytelling. Prem approaches each film as his first, infusing fresh energy into his nearly three-decade career.
The narrative is set in the vibrant 1970s and draws inspiration from actual events. Director Prem's ambition was to imbue a common man's story with the production value typically reserved for mythological epics. He aimed to deliver powerful visuals and technical excellence for a simple tale, making the film feel larger than life.
'KD: The Devil' also boasts an impressive supporting cast, including Sudeep, Sanjay Dutt, Shilpa Shetty, Ravichandran, and Ramesh Aravind. However, Prem emphasizes that these celebrated actors are not in the film for brief appearances. Their roles are integral to the story, significantly contributing to its depth and value. Dhruva Sarja's long-standing desire to collaborate with Prem is finally realized with this apt script.
