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A Style reminiscent of Ray and Balu Mahendra

THE TRIBUNE
A promotional poster for the film 'Eresha' shows a woman in traditional attire walking on a wooden pier at sunset or sunrise, with a blue and orange sky in the background. The text on the poster reads 'Every world carries its undoing,' 'A song for Eresha,' and 'A film by AK Srikanth,' with the Apple TV logo at the bottom.

“A rare story that found its fullest expression on both the page and the screen.”

The Times of India

“Marks a step towards reimagining traditional Indian art forms for a global audience.”

The Hindu

“Deeply rooted in emotional restraint, silence and mood the project explores the same world through two distinct mediums while remaining connected at its core.”

Outlook

  • “Srikanth writes with the sensitivity of a filmmaker and the rhythm of a poet, allowing scenes to unfold visually and emotionally at the same time.”

    DailyHunt

  • “Much of Srikanth’s work resists emotional loudness. His films often unfold slowly, with characters carrying emotional burdens that remain partially unspoken.”

    The Patriot

  • “A Song for Eresha is a deeply reflective work that explores themes of memory, identity and emotional transformation."

    Press Trust of India