Mansore

In her complaint, Akhila alleged that Mansore and his mother are “demanding a car worth `30 lakh from her parents”

Director Mansore, who is basking in the glory of the five National Awards that his last film ‘Nathicharami’ bagged, has started work on an intriguing story for his third directorial.

After the success of 'Act 1978' director Mansore teamed up with the same makers for the upcoming feature film '19.20.21' and set to release on March 3rd in theatres. The film is set to be based on real-life incidents of human rights violations. The star cast includes Shrunga BV, Balaji Manohar, MD Pallavi, Rajesh Nataranga, Avinash, Mahadev Hadapad and Venkatesh Prasad in key roles.

Director Mansore and writer TK Dayanand have come together to make a film based on modern romance.

According to the recent reports in an online daily, Mansore has currently lay focus on a thriller surrounding Karnataka's current political milieu and has even approached popular Tamil/Malayalam/Telugu star Sai Pallavi to play the lead role in his film.

Mansore and Akhila's engagement was a low-key event with only the closest friends and family in attendance.

He also accused her brothers of using her to blackmail him

Theatre Mahadeva Hadapada gets to play an emotional character in Mansore's '19.20.21'. This character - like many others - lives on the belief that children are dreams. No child should grow up to be like him as well. A humble man who believes that children should grow up in the superior urban environment rather than the inferior rural environment.

The director has chosen to depict the story of the 16th century Tuluva queen of Karavali, Rani Abbakka

Welcome to another edition of Last Week In Bengaluru. From Yuvarathnaa releasing digitally to the Hindi remake rights of Mansore's ACT-1978 being sold, here's a look at what made headlines this week.

The film which went on floors earlier this year, has wrapped up shoot and the director is happy with the outcome

The trio had also designed a look sketch/ poster that features Puneeth in a never-before-seen avatar (aged, menacing with silver hair and a long, well-groomed beard) which, along with the screenplay, was shared with the actor back in 2016.

'ACT-1978' is currently unstoppable. After Bengaluru DCP praised the film and the team, MLA Sowmya Reddy has expressed interest in watching the film. Director Mansore came on Facebook to convey the news. Read the story to know more.

Yajna Shetty recently revealed that initially she did not want to take up the film because of personal commitments.

His team is ecstatic that the film's remake rights in Hindi have been sold and the pre-production work for the same has begun

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

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.

The singer and actress speaks of her latest role and how she enjoyed the experience of shooting in a forest

The film is directed by National Award-winning director Mansore

Actor Shrunga Vasudevan gets to play an Adivasi student in Mansore's '19.20.21'

After the success of ‘Arivu’ and ‘Nathicharami’ which helped director Mansore grab the National Award, the ace director recently announced his next directorial.

Director Mansore and producer Devaraj R share their happiness over '19.20.21' garnering accolades from all corners and getting great response from the audience.

With an off-beat title, 19.20.21, he says that he prepared for this during the break that came up due to the pandemic

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

Kuala Lumpur has earned the right to stage the Global Indian Film Awards 2006, from August 31 later this year.

The filmmaker had already announced his intention of releasing the film in November

In a first, the 7th Bengaluru International Film Festival (Biffes) will see two international jurors select Kannada movies for the Netpac (Network for promotion of Asian Cinema) award.

Nathicharami filmmaker Mansore's ACT-1978 gets a U certificate from the Censor Board.