With numbers in the ongoing second wave going through the roof, the whole nation has come to standstill, unable to cope with the intensity. In this regard, systemic problems have arisen across the board and the
Kannada Film Industry
too is no exception to this. Over the past few weeks, a number of film releases have been delayed for reasons ranging from prudence to lack of footfall in cinema halls and the pattern, unfortunately, is most likely to stick around for a few months.
And according to most recent reports, the latest member to join the long list is Raj B. Shetty's 'Garuda Gamana Vrishabha Vahana'. Having been in the making for quite some time, the gangster drama was supposed to release on the 4th of June but the makers have cited caution and reportedly now decided to postpone the release. While speaking to another daily, director
Raj B. Shetty stated that though the
OTT
option seems enticing at the moment, he (along with the team) feels strongly that the film benefits better with a theatrical release and in this pursuit, has apparently decided to push the release indefinitely.
'Garuda Gamana Vrishabha Vahana', an adaptation of a sequence from the Yaskhagana play Sri Devi Mahatme, is a gangster drama featuring Raj Shetty and
Rishab Shetty in the main roles. The film has been directed by Raj Shetty who is returning to the creative helm after his 2017 hit 'Ondu Motteya Kathe'. Raj works as a close associate to Rishab Shetty and has even penned the dialogues of the latter's 2018 'Sarkari Paathashale'. His career as an actor too has blossomed over the years with films like 'Mayabazar, 'Katha Sangama', and 'Gubbi Mele Brahmastra' getting a lot of praise.
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