‘There’s no ego involved; the only goal is to improve the film’

Music director Anoop Seelin as he talks about his long-standing collaboration with director Vijaya Prasad, and composing music for Sidlingu 2.
A still from the film.
A still from the film.
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Anoop Seelin, known for crafting unforgettable scores, enhances film narratives with his signature blend of melody and emotion. A defining aspect of his career is his long-standing collaboration with director Vijayaprasad, which began with Sidlingu (2012) and continued through Neer Dose, Petromax, and the Totapuri series. Their creative synergy now extends to the much-anticipated sequel, Sidlingu 2, set to release on February 14.

As part of the film’s promotions, the first track, 'Katheyondu,' composed and sung by Anoop, was launched in a heartfelt ceremony at an orphanage near Nagadevanahalli. The song encapsulates themes of love, compassion, and connection, setting the tone for the film’s emotional core.

Anoop Seelin
Anoop Seelin

In a conversation with Cinema Express, Anoop speaks highly of his collaboration with Vijayaprasad, emphasising their mutual respect and shared vision. “There’s no ego involved; our only goal is to elevate the film,” he shares. “His command over Kannada and his ability to capture the essence of his characters allow for a storytelling style that inspires fresh musical ideas without limitations.”

Starring Yogi and Sonu Gowda, Sidlingu 2 sees Anoop’s music playing a crucial role in preserving the essence of the original while introducing new themes that reflect the story’s evolution. Composing for a sequel comes with its challenges, but Anoop focused on striking the right balance between nostalgia and novelty.

The soundtrack offers a diverse mix of emotional ballads, romantic melodies, and fun tracks. Following 'Katheyondu,' the lively number 'Churmuri' is expected to be a crowd favourite, along with a couple of romantic songs. “Sidlingu 2 blends humour, romance, and drama, with the music adding warmth and progression as the characters evolve. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to Sidlingu, the sequel promises a memorable experience,” Anoop concludes.

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