'Ups and downs keep happening, you have to fight through them.'
In conversation with Jayamala, the first woman president of the Karnataka Film Chamber of Commerce.
Darshan, in his comic role, rocks while Aadithya is a revelation.
Directed by young award-winning director M R Ramesh of Cyanide fame, the new Minchina Ota has been inspired by Hollywood director Steven Spielberg's classic telefilm Duel. Unlike Duel, however, Minichina Ota fails to make the grade as a taut suspense thriller.
Director Yograj Bhat talks about his Kannada home production and its successful run at the box office.
Director S Narayan has tried a novel way of picturising a love story.
The movie has its highpoints but it stretches a bit too much.
While we appreciate the efforts of making a film like Prachanda Ravana, it takes more than technology to present a play differently on the big screen.
Jaaji Mallige may please everyone -- those who have watched the original, and those who haven't.
There's nothing in this weak Kannada story to hold our attention.
An eventful year -- book-ended by Shah Rukh Khan, no less -- comes to an end with a bang, as big Bollywood releases get ready to release in December.
The three beauties sharing screen space with Ramesh Arvind in his new Kannada film, Venkata In Sankata are Sharmila Mandre, Meghana and Anusha.
The latest updates from the Tamil film industry.
Maru Janma fails to impress. Director A R Babu's poor handling of a reincarnation subject and poor performance of artists and musical department make this a no show.
Unlike the original Kaakha Kaakha, this Kannada version fails to impress.
Get your lowdown on what's happening in the Tamil film industry, right here!
Writer and film-maker Ravi Srivatsa talks about his directorial venture Dashamukha.
'I started as an actor when I was only two-and-a-half years old, so I am not new to attention and the perks of being an actor.'
The actress is considered Kannada filmdom's good luck charm.
National Awards jury head Sudhir Mishra explains why the films that won did.
Jacob Verghese's film exposes the corrupt mining lobby in Karnataka.
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Despite its weak points, Payana is a must watch for audience who prefer neat film. Hari Krishna's top music, Ravishankar's good debut and Rumaneethu's screen presence makes it interesting viewing.
The vivaciousness created in the initial few minutes of the film is lost. Characters come and go but make no impact.
Two Kannada releases go head to head this Friday. They are 35/100... Just Pass and Nirdoshi.
The movie is a good revenge drama.
Performances give nothing to rave about. While Amoolya dominates each scene, she doesn't make much of an impression.
Comedy king Komal is back as a full-fledged hero in Maryade Ramanna.
The duo team up for the first time in Kannada film Paramathma.
Fans in the state go crazy over Vishnuvardhan's last Kannada film.
The role is tailor-made for Diganth.
Director Manoj Sati and co-director Jagadish Reddy do an excellent job of coveying the message.
Ajai Rao fails to show the energy and vivaciousness required of his character
