Director Suri, lead actor Abhishek Ambareesh, and actor-politician Sumalatha Ambareesh were present at the trailer launch.
Darshan with Abhishek Ambareesh. (Supplied)
“Challenging star” Darshan, who released the trailer of the much-awaited Kannada film Bad Manners has revealed that the film talks about guns.
The trailer launch was held on Sunday evening, 12 November.
Bad Manners features “Young Rebel Star” Abhishek and is directed by Suri.
“All of you have just seen the trailer, but I have already watched the movie. I thank the director Suri for coming up with such a project. All his films have a unique pattern. His previous films have highlighted the menace of drug menace among youth. In Bad Manners, he throws light on gun culture,” Darshan said.
He added that Suri made a brilliant attempt in his latest venture to showcase the gun culture in connection with youth.
According to reports, gun culture in India, especially among youths, is a matter of serious concern.
Darshan speaking about the film ‘Bad Manners’. (Supplied)
Darshan assured that the audience will witness Abhishek Ambareesh in a completely new avatar.
“When compared to Abhishek Ambareesh’s first film Amar (2019), he has changed a lot as an actor. His acting skills, mannerisms, and the way he carried himself as an actor are a treat to watch. Suri presented him quite well,” the star actor said while applauding the work of every technician and artist who was a part of Bad Manners.
On a lighter note, he pointed out that Abhishek is now taller than him by at least two inches.
“It gives immense pleasure to witness young actors like Abhisek Ambareesh and Vikram Ravichandran coming up with good films,” Darshan added.
Sumalatha Ambareesh at the event. (Supplied)
Actress-politician and mother of Abhishek Ambareesh, Sumalatha Ambareesh shared that she never heard about the story of Bad Manners and was unaware of the role of Abhishek’s role in the film.
“After watching the trailer, it made me feel like Rebel Star Ambareesh is still alive among us. It is an important movie for Abhishek, and I am sure that the audience will love it and bless him as they showered it upon the Rebel Star,” she said.
Sumalatha added that Bad Manners was also special for the reason that it will be released on Ambareesh’s 5th anniversary.
Actor-politician Dr Ambareesh passed away on 24 November 2018 due to cardiac arrest.
Director Suri, who started as a writer with the film Mani (2003), completed 20 years in the Kannada industry.
He last directed Popcorn Monkey Tiger in 2020.
Known after his most popular work Duniya (2007), Suri directed scores of movies, including Jackie (2010), Dodmane Huduga (2016), and Tagaru (2018).
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