^ 'Om (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) - EP'.^ a b c 'It's Still Young - The Hindu'.^ OM 'Sathya' Kathe: Unknown Facts About 'OM' Kannada Movie (in Kannada).'Art imitates underworld life in Kannada film OM'. Kannada Actor Prema Film Lifes Journey (in Kannada). CS1 maint: BOT: original-url status unknown (link) Archived from the original on 20 April 2016.
^ 'The Hindu : Entertainment Bangalore : Uppi's hardly uppity'.Weekend With Ramesh - Episode 16 - Septem(in Kannada). ^ a b c d Upendra (21 September 2014).^ a b 'Shiva Rajkumar sets a new record!'.In 1999, the film was unofficially remade in Hindi as Arjun Pandit (1999) by Rahul Rawail which stars Sunny Deol and Juhi Chawla in leading roles was criticized by film viewers by deactivating the story line. Real-life gangsters Bekkinakannu Rajendra, Korangu Krishna, Tanveer Ahmad and Jedarahalli Krishna made cameo appearances in the film. Finally, on Rajkumar's approval, Prema, a newcomer then, who was already filming with Shiva in Savyasachi, was cast in the role. Many actresses had been speculated to play the role of the female lead Madhuri, in the film, including then popular Hindi film actress Juhi Chawla.
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Speaking on casting him, Upendra said he was drawn by Shiva's 'powerful brownish-shaded eyes' and wanted to 'make full use of it'. Shiva had till then portrayed roles predominantly of a romantic hero in his then career of 8 years. Rajkumar also agreed to produce the film and handed an amount of ₹50,000 over to Upendra the same day. Impressed by the story narrated by Upendra in a span of ten minutes using newspaper cuttings of oil mafia to elaborate on the subject, Rajkumar gave the go-ahead and Shiva was signed as the male lead. Varadappa, Rajkumar's brother, who invited Upendra and him over to their house in Bangalore.
However, later, eager to cast Shiva Rajkumar in the role, Upendra approached actor Honnavalli Krishna in 1994, and persuaded him to speak the matter over to Shiva's father and actor, Rajkumar. Having given the film a working title as Satya, Upendra initially decided to cast Kumar Govind as the eponymous lead, who he had previously collaborated with, in Shhh!. Alongside, he developed the storyline and wrote a screenplay with the plot taking sequences of flashback, which he said 'took another form' at the end of completion. He began working as a dialogue writer and songwriter in Kannada cinema during the time, and the first half of the 1990s saw him direct two films, Tharle Nan Maga (1992) and Shhh! (1993). He said he was 'disappointed' on learning that the screenplay of 1989 film Siva had a similar storyline to what he had written. He also revealed that had always wanted make a film on organized crime and mafia, based on real-life incidents. Drawing inspiration from it, he drafted the first part of the story, that he subsequently developed, although incompletely. Purushottam, a friend of Upendra, brought to him a letter written by someone that caught his attention. Speaking on a talk show, Weekend with Ramesh in 2014, on how he developed the story for Om, Upendra said he wrote a part of the story during his days in college in the late-1980s. Manohar as Chennakeshava, Editor-in-chief of Krantiveera But there are twists involved in the movie as to why he is provoked to turn into a rowdy, how he is rejected by his family and relatives and also the girl for whom he had to become a rowdy in the first place and many other events which are the key scenes to watch for in the movie. But the same love brings him back into being a civilized person. The movie revolves around the main character Satya (Shiva Rajkumar), a son of a priest who turns into a rowdy for love. The movie begins with a reporter writing articles about underworld dons and the reasons why people enter the underworld and practice rowdyism.
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