Two eminent directors joining together in 'Prem Adda' – one is Prem hat trick director of super hit box office films in Kannada and the other is Mahesh Babu also a super hit films director in his career.

Prem is an actor in 'Prem Adda' a remake of Subramanyapura Tamil cinema and Mahesh Babu making nativity changes has retained the 80's political happenings despite of change over in the political scene in 2012 even in the villages. If the film as it is in some places made it is appropriate feels director Mahesh Babu. For that he has brought in the properties of the 80's and giving a feel that it is happening of those days on the screen.

The Lungi, wide collar shirts, hippy style of hair and other style are maintained for the characters. At Revenue office in holiday mood on account of second Saturday it was converted as a court for the portion of film shooting. This is where Prem and Muralikrishna were produced.

With Prem as top director and actor directing him is not that difficult because we have killed the ego issue in us says intelligent director Mahesh Babu. I had to take ideas of Prem because of his commercial thinking. The film on the whole winning is important. Not glorifying any particular scene is important. This is the lesson I learnt from Dr Rajakumar camp especially Varadappaji stated Mahesh Babu.

Director Prem agreed for this film because it suits him precisely. Secondly the innocence in village politics is still there in the people. The city politics is quite different says Prem who head the star cast. For some of the scenes especially to please the girls what he used to do in his village is incorporated in this film.

Producer Muralikrishna is also appearing in an important role says getting the title is not difficult. He has plans to release the audio on June 1 at Davanagere his home town. The film will be ready for Varamahalakshmi festival day says Muralikrishna. On working with two directors of eminence Muralikrishna feels he has got impetus to produce more Kannada films. He agrees there is an upward increase in the budget of this film 'Prem Adda'.