Music by Ajanesh Loknath and Charan Raj is a huge plus. And, there’s uber cool policeman Narayana who locks horns with Lakshmi, the local journalist. It has a cowboy, a pub in the middle of nowhere, a treasure hunt, a clue that’s steeped in poetry, an ancient drama troupe, and rival gangs out to get each other. Written by actor-writer-director Rakshit Shetty and his team The Seven Odds, Avane. This thriller from the director who gave you the trippy Lucia, went on to get remade in all three other South Indian languages.Īlso Read: 25 Greatest Kannada Films Of The Decade Films On Amazon Prime Video When Rachana, an intern at a newspaper, finds that there’s a story to be written about people causing accidents by removing concrete blocks from the road for an easier U Turn, she doesn’t realise that she is going to be become an accused in a murder case. There’s a lot of philosophy in Thithi too, as Gowda’s son Gadappa wanders about the village, forging bonds. Set in Mandya, this National Award-winning drama deals with the theme of death and how it affects three people from across generations in the same family when the 100-year-old patriarch “Century Gowda” passes away. Questioning the notion of patriarchy that rules the minds of even single women, the film takes us right into the lives of a handful of women from across class boundaries to show us how their stories are all the same. Starring Sruthi Hariharan and written by Sandhya Rani, the excellent Nathicharami gives us an insight into the life of a young widow and the pressures society puts on her to let go of all her desires with the passing away of her husband. A falling-in-love story about a balding Kannada teacher and the lady he meets after a hilarious meet up, the film’s subject went on to get remakes in Malayalam as Thamaasha and in Hindi as Ujda Chaman. Written and directed by and starring first-timer Raj B Shetty, this unique rom-com about a particularly “hair-raising” issue won a lot of hearts and almost as many awards.
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