Deepak Rai Panaje

Kannada actor and director JP Thuminad, celebrated for his 2025 film ‘Su From So’, tied the knot with longtime partner Rashmika in a traditional Mangaluru ceremony. The couple, who shared a fourteen-year journey from theatre friends to lovers, celebrated with close family and industry friends. Their simple and joyful wedding festivities, including haldi and mehendi, were shared online, delighting fans.

Kannada actor Deepak Rai Panaje is due to appear in the daily soap Gattimela as a retired postmaster who helps Vedanth search for his long-lost biological father; his appearance is also expected to bring a significant change to the show.

The film will be aired on Colors Kannada

Ever since its release two weeks ago, the demand for Kantara’s Tulu version has been rather high.

Kannada actor-director Ravikiran has been roped in to play the role of Suryanarayana, the father to the male protagonist Vedanth Vashistha, in the daily soap Gattimela. Ravikiran has already started shooting for the upcoming episodes. In the latest storyline, Vedanth visits an ashram to seek a clue about his father.

Rukmini Vasanth shared behind-the-scenes glimpses of her dedication for 'Kantara: Chapter 1', showcasing horse-riding practice and interactions with director Rishab Shetty. Fans lauded her commitment. Meanwhile, the prequel is set for a global release in English on October 31, 2025, with Oscar consideration planned. The film, a prequel to the 2022 hit, also stars Jayaram and Gulshan Devaiah.

Veteran actor Anupam Kher and his family lauded Rishab Shetty's 'Kantara: Chapter 1', calling it "speechless." The production house expressed gratitude for their warm words. This prequel delves into 4th-century Tulunadu traditions, Daiva worship origins, and a tribal community's struggle against the Kadamba dynasty, with Rishab Shetty starring as Berme.

Kannada film 'Su From So' is set for digital release. The horror-comedy became a box office hit, earning Rs. 121.53 crore. It will stream on OTT from September 9. Positive reviews and word-of-mouth fueled its success. NS Rajkumar acquired the Tamil remake rights. The film stars Raj B. Shetty and Shanil Guru.

Rishab Shetty's 'Kantara Chapter 1' has hit the OTT stage, igniting a flurry of responses across social media. Many viewers are enamored by its grandiosity, visionary storytelling, and rich cultural narrative, while others argue it veers into excess. Now available in various languages, this film weaves a captivating tale of spirituality and tradition, showcasing a remarkable cast.

The Kannada film 'Su From So' is coming to Telugu states. After success in Karnataka, makers plan a Telugu release. Mythri Release, known for 'Pushpa 2', will distribute the film. Directed by J. P. Thuminad, the movie blends supernatural mystery with local folklore. The film already dubbed in Malayalam, aims for a wider South Indian audience.

Rishab Shetty offers a glimpse into the making of his blockbuster film 'Kantara Chapter 1'. Behind-the-scenes photos reveal the extensive rehearsals and character development. Shetty emphasizes that bringing characters to life is the most rewarding aspect of directing. The film, released in 2025, achieved significant box office success and continues to inspire.

Rishab Shetty's 'Kantara: Chapter 1' is slated for an October 2nd release. He recently shared a surprising US trip experience where a Native American senator related to 'Kantara's' theme of nature worship, underscoring how regional stories achieve global resonance. Shetty also highlighted the film's Indian appeal through the universal concept of divine hope.

Coastal Karnataka is set to deliver a hilarious horror experience with 'Su From So,' a supernatural comedy directed by JP Thuminad and presented by Raj B Shetty. The film, releasing on July 25, blends eerie thrills with village humor, depicting a peaceful village disrupted by a ghost named Sulochana. With quirky characters, viral music, and a familiar cast, it promises a rollercoaster of scares and laughs.

Kannada film 'Su From So' achieves unexpected success. The film earns Rs 105 crore worldwide in 24 days. Made on a budget of Rs 6 crore, it attracts audiences across languages. The story revolves around a man possessed by a female spirit. Social media reviews praise its comedy and horror elements.

Kannada cinema's recent hit, 'Su From So,' is heading to release on OTT after a successful box-office run. This comedy-drama, made on a modest budget, has proven to be a profitable venture. The digital and satellite rights, including the Telugu version airing on Star Maa, were sold for approximately Rs. 5.5 crore plus GST. The film has grossed Rs 78.