T. S. Nagabharana

Directed by T.S. Nagabharana, Stone Boy stars Master Manjunath (fresh off the success of Malgudi Days) who overcomes isolation in a new place by befriending a mythical character called 'Stone Boy'.

T.S Nagabharana is all set to direct a suspense-thriller based on the novel ‘Jugari Cross’, written by Poornachandra Tejaswi.

BANGALORE: Two films from Karnataka notched up national awards on Saturday. The English film Stumble, ripped apart by Bangalore's film critics and a bomb at the box-office, bagged the Best feature film in English, while T.S. Nagabharana's Singarevva was adjudged Best Kannada film.

Director Naveen Reddy is all set to make is debut in Sandalwood in the film 'Khaki’, where Chiranjeevi Sarja is playing the lead role.

DHARWAD: The Karnataka University inter-collegiate youth festival will be held under the auspices of Post-Graduate gymkhana at the University campus on December 3 and 4.

The film has Aishwarya Nag in the lead

The plot revolves around an overweight girl Geetha, who is popular as ‘dummi’ ( fatty) for her physical appearance.

BANGALORE: Noted Kannada poet K.S. Narasimhaswamy (88) of the 'Mysore Mallige' fame died here on Sunday. He is survived by his wife, four sons and four daughters.

BANGALORE: Every year, come the October-December `festive' season, the Kannada film industry faces a theatre crunch leading to ugly battles between big and small producers.

Vinayak is fit and how

For the first time, the DOC Film Bazaar is being organised to help boost film production by providing a platform for filmmakers to find buyers, sponsors, and collaborators for their projects.

BANGALORE: The Karnataka government has decided to present a special award to Kannada films, which receive national award and acclaim every year.

BANGALORE: The controversy over screening of two Kannada films __ Neela and Shivappanayaka in Sapna theatre on Kempegowda Road ended amicably with directors T.S. Nagabharana and B.C. Patil coming to an understanding and the former ending his dharna in front of the theatre on Friday morning. Music director Vijaya Bhaskar too had taken part in the dharna.

The challenging times are embraced by Myna who stands against the odds. The serial portrays women’s concerns such as hurdles in domestic life, Professional life, Metro city norms, motherhood and trauma.

DHARWAD: A symposium on the life and works of the late Kannada playwright and publisher Govind Bhimacharya Joshi (Jadabharata) will be held at the Karnataka Vidyavardhaka Sangha (KVVS) hall on Tuesday jointly under the auspices of KVVS and Manohara Gramtha Mala.

BANGALORE: Theatre giant BV Karanth was given a state funeral on Monday, even as Chief Minister SM Krishna said all his medical bills will be borne by the state government.

BANGALORE: "The primary unifying factor in literature, binding all Indians, is translation," said Oriya writer Pratibha Roy, chairperson at a book release programme organised by Sahitya Akademi at 'Nayana,' Kannada Bhavana on Tuesday.

DHARWAD: A state-of-the-art Dr Annajirao Shirur Rangamandira Srujana auditorium was dedicated to the people at a function held in Karnataka College here on Saturday.

BANGALORE: As many as 20 Kannada films with the ``good quality'' tag have been identified among the 62 films made in 1999-2000 for the state government subsidy of Rs 10 lakh each.

Synopsis: Get ready for a blockbuster entertainment with the World TV Premiere of ‘K.G.F Chapter 2’. The Bengali dubbed version of the multi-starrer will be aired on a leading TV channel soon