Producer of losing film 'Mandakini' BK Srinivas, distributor of losing film 'Jogaiah' is now in the right company from 'Bhagirathi and Alemari' it seems.

But the emotional part of this producer Srinivas came up at the Minerva Mills when the media attended to cover the special song of four and half minutes shot in one flow without any break by steady camera specialist Safety Prakash in the guidance of ace cameraman Manjunatha Nayak who worked for one song in ‘Desi Boys’ Hindi cinema and showed his talent in many of the ad films in his career of ten years.

Producer BK Srinivas was at the place Minerval Mill where his father body was placed with 2500 workers paying last tribute. It is at Minerval Mill Srinivas was coming at the age of 10 and giving lunch box to his father. My father was getting Rs.25 monthly payment. The destiny was bad in our life of five children to my father. He died in 1978 and his body was placed at this place and 2500 workers on August 19, 1978 paid tributes. Later my elder brother got job in Minerva Mill. I was bringing food for him in the lunch time.

Srinivas a voracious speaker remembers his cycle chain was in bad condition. I used to adjust and peddle. The reason behind BK Srinivas recalling his past of 33 years is because today God has given him opportunity and he has come up via hard work and producing the Kannada films. From a Cooli he has come to the stage of producing crores of rupees films.

BK Srinivas on his 'Alemari' stated that he is happy with director Santhu work. From last six months he has not slept. He is immersed in 'Alemari'. I have plans to release the film in January. For December 14 we will break the 'Kumblakayi'.