Mandya to Mumbai, which was earlier named as Anekere Beedhi, is a 2016 Kannada-language film written and directed by Vaardhik joseph produced by S. Jyothi Lingam under the banner Sree Neela Durga Parameshwari combines starring Rakesh Adiga and Amrutha Rao in the lead roles. Sanjjanaa is playing a main character in the film. The film is a remake of Tamil film Renigunta was directed by R. Panneerselvam, which had Johnny, Sanusha, Nishanth and Sanjana Singh in the important roles. The Plot revolves around young criminals and explores the reasons that instigate them to commit crime.

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Mandya to Mumbai
Directed by	Vaardhik joseph
Written by	Vaardhik joseph
Story by	R. Panneerselvam
Produced by	S. Jyothi Lingam
Starring	Rakesh Adiga Sadhu Kokila Sanjjanaa
Cinematography	Darshan Kanaka & Vishwesh Shiva Prasad
Edited by	Marison
Music by	Charan Raj
Production company	Sree Neela Durga Parameshwari combines
Release date	December 30, 2016 (2016-12-30)
Running time	168 min
Country	India
Language	Kannada

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The movie begins in Mandya where the Hero leads a happy life with his parents. A shocking incident changes his life. His parents are murdered by an anti-social and Hero is forced to go to prison, where he is tortured. He comes across four criminals in the prison. These hardcore criminals break loose from the prison and help Hero take revenge on his parents' killers. They decide to go to Mumbai where they plan to become big gangsters. But fate has other plans.

• Rakesh Adiga
• Naveen Krishna
• Sadhu Kokila
• Thilak Shekar
• Sanjjanaa Galrani
• Theepetti Ganesan
• Amrutha Rao
• Raajashekar
• Chandan
• Chirag
• Achyuth Kumar
• Kaddipudu Chandru
• Mico Nagaraj
• Petrol Prasanna
• Kote Prabhakar

Charan Raj, who earlier composed for Godhi Banna Sadharana Mykattu, has composed the film's soundtrack. The soundtrack album consists of 6 tracks.

Actor Sudeepa recorded two songs for the soundtrack including an item number "Deola Deola open the door".^[1] with Madhuri Itagi dancing for the song ^[2]

The Times of India gave the film a rating of two-and-a-half out of five stars and wrote that "This film does have its moments that make you sit up and take notice, but you need to stock up some patience to keep yourself without fidgeting between those scenes. Watch this film if you like stories that deal with the underdogs and their valour".^[3]