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Kannada actor Daali Dhananjaya, who left a comfortable IT job for acting, is now backing the OTT show ‘Jerax’. He believes OTT platforms offer greater creative freedom than commercial cinema, allowing for deeper stories and fresh ideas.

The Enforcement Directorate has conducted searches across 12 locations in Hyderabad and Tirupati, targeting key aides of former Andhra Pradesh CM Jagan Mohan Reddy in a multi-crore liquor scam probe. Investigators recovered property documents and financial records, alleging a cartel laundered ₹3,200 crore through various companies and real estate projects.

Kannada web series Jerax on ZEE5 offers a unique premise where a Xerox machine duplicates humans, leading to comedic chaos and blurred identities. While its originality and performances shine, the series struggles with emotional depth and consistent tonal balance, leaving its philosophical potential largely untapped.

ZEE5 unveils the trailer for 'Jerax,' a six-episode Kannada fantasy comedy thriller. The series follows a xerox shop worker whose life turns surreal when his machine begins producing living human duplicates. This phenomenon causes social, political, and emotional chaos in the town, forcing characters to confront their inner selves.

Kannada original series Jerax is creating a stir with actor-producer Daali Dhananjaya backing the project and Srinidhi Bengaluru directing. Nagabhushana, known for his authentic performances, has been cast as the lead. He described the series as unpredictable and eccentric, set in a world that feels both familiar and bizarre, promising a fresh narrative for audiences.

Priyanka recently had to confront fake AI-generated images circulating online that falsely claimed to be from her Telugu film, They Call Him OG.

Life's repetitive phases often stem from attached expectations, not the tasks themselves. The Bhagavad Gita advises performing duties with equanimity, detaching from outcomes. This steady, balanced approach transforms monotonous routines into opportunities for quiet refinement and inner stability, fostering growth through consistent practice.

Amidst uncertainty, the Bhagavad Gita's wisdom urges steadiness over haste. Krishna advises performing actions with detachment from outcomes, remaining balanced in success and failure. This equanimity, or 'samatvam', is yoga, fostering clarity and wise decisions. Embrace this inner balance to navigate life's challenges without anxiety dictating your path.

2022 has been a very busy year for Dhananjaya after hectic back-back releases! '21 hours', 'Bairaagi', 'Monsoon Raaga', 'Tottapuri' and 'Head Bush' are the films Dhananjaya had in 2022 so far. Very soon he will be seen in 'Once Upon A Time In Jamaliguda' also. Recently Dhananjaya's 'Head Bush' was released on October 21 and was very busy with the promotions of the film as a producer too! Finally, after finishing all his promotional works, Dhananjaya gets to see 'Kantara' which made him go awestruck praising the film.

Dhananjaya picked the role since it is a heavily performance oriented one.

Dolly Dhananjaya teams up with Sommanna and Suresh’s production house for a new movie. It is being said that the actor is in talks with the makers for the film.

With 'Bairagee' slated to release this July 1, expectations are high as the audience is eager to see the battle between Shivarajkumar and Dhananjaya on the screen as their previous face-to-face battle in 'Tagaru' was a tremendous success. Dhananjaya warned the audience not to expect Tagaru again but is surprised by the new style of hero-villain face stored in 'Bairagee'.

Dhananjaya is riding high on the success of 'Tagaru' wherein he played the role of ‘Dolly’ and even bagged Filmfare Award for his performance. The actor was recently in Hubli and was paid Rs 10 by a little boy for a dialogue.

The makers of 'Rathnan Prapancha' are all set for a sort of reunion by collaborating with director Rohit Padaki and actor Dhananjaya as the trio is going to start their next film 'Uttarakaanda' directed by Rohit in which Dhananjaya plays the lead role. Interestingly this marks the second collaboration of the talented duo.

Kannada actor Daali Dhananjaya has embarked on a new journey in his personal life as he tied the knot with his longtime girlfriend, Dr Chaitanya Gauralkar. The wedding, which took place at Mysuru’s Exhibition Grounds, was an intimate affair attended by the couple’s close friends and family.

The film, releasing this weekend, sees Nagabhushan and Poornachandra Mysore playing Dhananjaya’s friends. The best part was, it didn’t feel like acting, they say

Word is that the yet-to-be-titled film will feature Dhananjaya as a cop and has been written by Jai Sankar.

Dhananjaya's 'Gurudev Hoysala' trailer is off to an positive response from the netizens.

Sandalwood actor Dhananjaya's long-awaited movie 'Popcorn Monkey Tiger' directed by Duniya Suri has been released today across the state.