The film crew participated in a kite festival at Penambur Beach in Mangalore with about 7,000 kids as part of a Bala Utsava (children's festival).
"We made the kids scream, sing and dance as the film is about children's health care, and it worked for us," Ramesh was quoted as saying.
In Hassan, the Nam Anna Don team was present at a skating marathon and interacted with 2000 girls in AVK College. They painted Channarayapatna town red with visits to some schools and a college.
The film makers see youngsters as their main audience for this film so Ramesh has been visiting colleges in Gulbarga, Bijapur, Hassan, Raichur, Chandrapura, Kunigal, Shimoga, Hubli, and Bidar. More such visits are planned in the coming days.
An innovation in popularising the music of the film is launching the Nam Anna Don audio entirely on the mobile platform. No CDs or audio cassettes are available or sold in the audio market.
Nam Anna Don is produced by Ravi Joshi for Luv Kush Productions. The film highlights the importance of equal healthcare for all in a fun and an entertaining way.
The film releases in mid-February.
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