#Kannada old pouranika movies movie#

In every frame, Rajkumar steals your heart while other characters excellently grooving and moving with the narration. There is no second thought about the performances.

#Kannada old pouranika movies movie#

The way this movie carried the emotions of lower-middle-class family and motivated the audience for life is truly inspiring. With Dr.Rajkumar in a leading role, Bangarada Manushya holds the record of running for 2 years in theatres. At a time when things seemed to settle down, the imposition of lockdown has once again dampened the spirits.If people left their city jobs and went back to villages to pursue the agriculture then credits should go to this movie. Kannada film industry had received a big jolt after the death of superstar Puneeth Rajkumar but it managed to stay afloat as big movies 'Salaga' and 'Kotigobba 3' released later drew huge crowds to theatres. The team of 'Badava Rascal' has already started touring across the state to mark the success and promote the movie is also now saddened. The newcomers won't get theatres, if the movie fails to make a mark, there won't be takers for OTT and television, he explains.īefore the imposition of lockdown, the movies which got wonderful beginning amid the fears of Covid third wave like 'Badava Rascal' and 'Rider', will now have to incur huge losses. If a producer steps out of industry, it is a loss for one generation of artistes and technicians,' he says.īig stars' movies will rake in moolah just after four days, later they will earn more with OTT and television rights. There are no curbs for political rallies. Producer Anil Bidhahas explained that the producers would have spent a lot of money during the release of the film and all that would go to waste now. There is no stability and a solution should be found for this impasse, he explains. The films have been ready to be released for one year. OTT is a positive point but OTT platforms alone cannot be relied upon. The aftereffects of lockdown are also near fatal,' he says.ĭuring lockdown, people reconnected with entertainment. Private hospital mafia should not control things, the things have to be dealt with scientific approach. Including the film industry, all industry people should come together to devise action plans. 'We are deprived of our right to work in the backdrop of lockdown. There should be an attempt to prevent theatres from being soft targets and action should be taken to make theatres infection-free with available technology, he opines.

Because of the fear, the government takes the decision of imposing a lockdown. Then suddenly there were curbs on the organization of events there,' he explained.Īs far as lockdown is concerned, there are two issues. The team had planned an event on Jan 3 in Mumbai. Next week there is a meeting and a decision will be taken. Sudhakar Bhandari, one of the producers of 'Vikranth Rona' which is being made in six languages says, 'We are on a shaky ground to determine the release date. The producers of the Kannada film industry, which has a smaller market compared to Telugu, Tamil and Malayalam industries, have taken a huge risk by investing in pan-India projects. Others are also likely to make an announcement regarding postponing their movie release dates soon. With the government's decision of imposing semi-lockdown along with night curfew and weekend curfews, the film industry has again gone back into the deep water situation.ĭirector Prem has already announced the postponement of the release of his movie 'Ek Love Ya'. Darling Krishna and Milana-starrer ' Love Mocktail 2', sequel of super hit 'Love Mocktail', young actor-director Srini's ' Old Monk' and actor Sharan's 'Avatarapurusha' were all set to see a grand release in the coming days.