Charan Raj

Musician and Composer Charan Raj composes a song for the upcoming Kannada film Salaga.

The track is sung and composed by Charan Raj

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To come up with simple things that are catchy is the tough part, says the composer whose unique music from Salaga is winning hearts

He became a pilot and he had to go through hard times as the aviation sector also bore the brunt of COVID. That’s when I suggested that he take up an acting course

After incurring loss in business, Charan Raj found a new way to make a quick buck: He borrowed cars from friends, mostly Facebook acquaintances, on the pretext of family outings and sold or mortgaged them. But his luck ran out when a friend sensed something amiss and approached the cops. Raj from Kanakapura Road, Bengaluru is now cooling his heels behind bars.

The tribal singers added value to the film, and the song, which releases today, shows just that

One of the trending tracks from a Kannada film – Maadeva – is programmed to break stereotypes

Sung by Sanjith Hegde and Charan Raj, the song packs energy and intensity to fittingly match the Powerstar's charm.

The team will also be part of a pre-release event organized in Hospet on the 10th of April.

Rasak (55) and Abdul Azeez (58), both hailing from Eranad in Malappuram were taken into custody by the excise team from Kundayithode in Kozhikode.

A 28-year-old autorickshaw driver was hacked to death on Monday night at Beggars' Colony on Magadi Road. The deceased is Charan Raj alias Venkatesh.

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The shoot of the film will begin shortly

This rustic tune has traditional lyrics and was released today to some good response

The movie is about two cops who investigate an old case with the clues they got along with many other lead roles.

The actress has decided to produce the short film

A couple who entered wedlock at Mulbagal in Kolar district on Wednesday did so while calling upon all their guests to vote without fail on May 10.

A tragic incident unfolded at a Bengaluru studio when a three-year-old boy drowned in a pond during his pregnant mother's visit for a photoshoot. The child, Lakshveer C, reportedly wandered off while his mother was occupied. He was later found in a pond, and despite efforts, was declared dead at the hospital. An unnatural death case has been registered.