'LYF', standing for 'Love Your Father', is a film produced under Manisha Arts, Media Private Limited, and Annapareddy Studios. Produced by Kishore Rathi, Mahesh Rathi, and A Ramaswamy Reddy, it stars Sri Harsha and Kashika Kapoor in the lead roles. Directed by Pavan Ketharaju, the film also features SP Charan, Nawab Shah, Praveen, Bhadram, Raghubabu, Shakalaka Shankar, Rhea, and Sandhya in supporting roles. The music is composed by Mani Sharma.
The film wrapped up shooting today. Director Pavan Ketharaju, interacting with the media, shared, "The film revolves around a father's yearning to fulfill his son's responsibilities and the son's struggle for his father. Set in Kasi, we have attempted to showcase the spirit of Lord Shiva. Our goal is to create a heartwarming family entertainer."
The makers said that Sri Harsha, in his debut, has given a remarkable performance. "SP Charan's portrayal of the hero's father is a significant asset. Raghu Babu, Shakalaka Shankar, and Praveen's comedic timing is exceptional. Shyam K Naidu's cinematography is a visual treat. The film's visuals are grand thanks to his work. Mani Sharma's music is another highlight, with catchy and enjoyable songs. The climax is particularly impactful. Kashika Kapoor has done a fantastic job. I am confident that the audience will appreciate this film," they added.
Choreographer Moin said, "I have choreographed five songs in the film. I am grateful to our director and producers for believing in me and giving me the opportunity to do single card choreography. I am optimistic about the film's success."
Heroine Kashika Kapoor praised the producers' support and the director's compelling story, highlighting the well-depicted father-son relationship.
Hero Sri Harsha described 'LYF' as a beautiful film showcasing the bond between father and son. He expressed his excitement about the film's completion and his hope that the audience will enjoy it.
Producer Annapareddy Ramaswamy Reddy shared that the film's shooting began six months ago and concluded today. He praised the director, cinematographer, and music composer for their hard work. Most of the film was shot in Kasi, and it effectively portrays both divinity and the father-son relationship.
