Krishna Hebbale

Kannada drama 'Kshetrapati', a rural socio-political saga, is finally arriving on JioHotstar on February 26, 2026. The film, starring Naveen Shankar, chronicles an engineering student's return to his village to confront agrarian struggles and corporate exploitation. He rallies farmers for direct marketing, supported by a journalist, in a fight for fair returns.

The actor helped a person who approached him on social media

The project which is inspired by real life incidents has Shrunga, Krishna Hebbale, Sampath Kumar, Balaji Manohar and Venkatesh Prasad in significant roles.

Actress Amrutha Iyengar takes a break with buddies and here's how she is relaxing.

The project has created high expectation as Mansore’s previous film Act-1978 won appreciation from film makers and critics alike

The play will be staged at Ranga Shankara on February 5 at 7.30 pm

Actor Rana Daggubati has unveiled the trailer of Love Life And Pakodi on Wednesday. Written and directed by Jayanth Gali, the film stars Bimal Kartheek Rebba, Sanchitha Poonacha, Krishna Hebbale and Kalajyothi in lead roles.

Dheekshith Shetty gets ready for his next schedule.

Play delves into the concerns of the young adults

The poster shows Sampath Maithreya in a beaten-up state on the ground, soaked in blood. The poster also reveals that the film is based on true events, just like Suriya's Jai Bhim.

What seems like a quirky family drama, the new project is being directed by Rahul P.K. who has co-written the film with Pooja Sudhir.

The team, we hear, is currently on a break, and is looking at wrapping up the rest of the film in December.

Titled Sakutumba Sametha (loosely translated means entire family), the movie is about Suri, who is desperate to wed and finds his bride in Shraddha.

The film is called Sakutumba Sametha

After garnering acclaim on home ground, Sakutumba Sametha directed by debutante Rahul PK, is now all set to be remade in Malayalam.

The Baadshah of Sandalwood complimented the team of the film, which is the first new Kannada theatrical release post Covid

The actor will play a cop in the murder mystery

Diganth Manchale returns to Kannada cinema with 'Edagaiye Apaghatakke Karana'. The film is a quirky black comedy about a left-handed techie involved in multiple murders and an accident. Diganth plays Lohit Rajesh, who blames his left-handedness for the chaos. Nidhi Subbaiah also stars, marking a reunion for the pair. The film promises humor, suspense, and unexpected twists.