It is not a marginal difference. Living together is for ‘Aasare’ like how Ananthnag and Bharathi opt in ‘Preethi Prema Pranaya’. If it is living relationship – it is physical too.

The second part is applicable to the youths and first one is applicable to the oldies. However the case referred in ‘Hosa Prema Purana’ is a sympathy living, sharing the expenses – a sort of Paying Guest!

This is found in many places. Carefully the physical attachment is not handled in ‘HPP’ by director Shivakumar. The village and western culture are brought together in his film. In the flat where the protagonists Nithin and Shradda Das are living, village girl Radhika Gandhi comes and finds something strange happening in the city.

Over 60 percent of the film is shot in a flat. August end we are releasing the film. It is a Bindhaas role and some sentiments are also tucked said Nithin.
Radhika Gandhi is in the role of Nandini in this film, comes from village to city. How she manages is the crux of her role. Her sister Pooja Gandhi is a special appearance in this film.

The Western culture is not for us. Working together and living together role is pretty impressive and in Hindi this kind of subject has not come. There is no vulgarity or physical attachment in this film pointed the pretty actress Shradda Das.