Sugreeva (film)
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P. N. Sathya
Prasanth Mambully
Nagashekar
Nagendra Magadi
Raghava Loki
R. Anantharaju
Vijay
Pramod Chakravarthy
Tushar Ranganath
A. P. Arjun
| Sugreeva | |
|---|---|
 Theatrical release poster | |
| Directed by | Om Prakash Rao P. N. Sathya Prasanth Mambully Nagashekar Nagendra Magadi Raghava Loki R. Anantharaju Vijay Pramod Chakravarthy Tushar Ranganath A. P. Arjun |
| Screenplay by | Pramod Chakravarthy |
| Story by | Anaji Films |
| Based on | John Q. (English)(2002) |
| Produced by | Anaji Nagaraj |
| Starring | Shiva Rajkumar Yagna Shetty Dilip Raj |
| Cinematography | Manohar Niranjan Babu Venus Murthy Shekar Chandru Sathya Hegde B. Suresh Babu M. R. Seenu R. Giri Sudhakar Vishnu |
| Edited by | Thirupathi Reddy |
| Music by | Gurukiran |
Production company | Anaji films |
Release date |
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| Country | India |
| Language | Kannada |
Sugreeva is a 2010 Indian Kannada language film shot within 18 hours. The film was directed by 10 directors. Shiva Rajkumar acted as the protagonist. The film is a remake of the 2002 American film John Q,[1] which had earlier been remade in Hindi in 2006 as Tathastu.
The story of the film revolves around a happily married mechanic hijacking a hospital to save his son who is suffering from heart disease.[2]
Cast
- Shiva Rajkumar as Sugreeva
- Yagna Shetty as Pooja
- Master Chiranjeevi as Kiran
- Harish Raj
- Dileep Raj
- Sangeeta
- Raju Talikote
- R. G. Vijayasarathy
- Harshika Poonacha
- Manjubashini
- Neenasam Ashwath
- Kote Prabhakar
- Anitha Bhat
- Achyuth Kumar
Production
The movie Sugreeva started shooting at 6 a.m. on 11 October 2009 and was completed at 11:55 p.m on 11 October 2009.[3] The crew included:
- 10 Directors
- 10 Cameraman
- 30 Assistant directors
- 40 Camera assistants
- 120 Light assistants
- 20 Art assistants
- 30 Set assistants
- 60 Production assistants
- 10 Makeup men
- 10 Costumers
- 80 stuntmen
60 artists and 600 junior artists worked day and night for the film. The film had 66 scenes in total. It was shot in eight different sets erected in and near Raj Rajeshwari Hospital at Bengalooru-Mysooru Highway.[4]
The film failed to make it into the Guinness Book Of World Records as the quickest film ever made, because they measure the time from the beginning of shooting to the release of the movie in theatres. The current record for the quickest movie made lies with the 1999 Tamil film Suyamvaram.