Shaakuntalam: ‘Mallika Mallika..’ song release from ‘Shaakuntalam’

Based on the Sanskrit play Abhignana written by Mahakavi Kalidasa, Guna Shekhar is unveiling the film ‘Sakunthalam’ as a visual wonder. Sakunthalam movie is going to come with amazing visuals to wow Indian movie lovers on the silver screen. Shakunthalam starring Samantha as Shakunthalam starring Dev Mohan in the role of Dushyantha Maharaj. Shakunthalam movie is currently completing its post production activities. On February 17, the film is releasing in Telugu, Hindi, Tamil, Malayalam and Kannada languages ​​across the world at grand levels. The promotional activities of the movie are going on in full swing. The recently released movie trailer got an amazing response. The makers released the song ‘Mallika Mallika..’ from this movie on Wednesday. When listening to this song, one feels an unknown emotion and sweetness in the mind. Shakuntala waiting for her husband Dushyanthu beautifully expresses the pain in her mind with the plants and birds around her. Epic film maker Guna Shekhar says that if you want to watch this song on silver screen with complete visuals, you have to wait till February 17. Guna Shekhar is one of the very few filmmakers who makes every film with so much passion and dreams that every frame should be great and aspires to create it on the silver screen. He is currently directing the mythological visual poem Shakunthalam. Melody Brahma Manisharma has composed the music for this song while Chaitanya Prasad has written it and Ramya Behra has sung it. Shakunthalam movie is being produced by Neelima Guna under the banners of Sri Venkateswara Creations and Guna Team Works presented by famous producer Dil Raju. Sai Madhav Burra has provided dialogues for Shakunthalam movie written and directed by Guna Shekhar. Cinematography by Shekhar V.Joseph and Praveen Pudi is working as an editor for this film. Music by Melody Brahma Mani Sharma has been re-recorded by symphony technicians in Budapest, Hungary to give the audience an amazing experience not only visually but also musically.