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Kannada cinema has seen a seismic shift with smaller budget films becoming superhits, winning accolades. But what does this mean for the Kannada film industry?

Rakshit Shetty's success with two hits in the latter part of 2023, coupled with the comforting charm of Raj B Shetty's film, provided an ideal end to the year. Explore this curated list of Kannada films for your watchlist.

Aachar & Co is a breath of fresh air. Here too, women play to stereotypes (all the girls want to get married, which is perhaps true of that age), but they aren’t opaque lacklustre heroines created only to please men | Latest News India

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This week of August, audiences can anticipate an engaging lineup of movies releasing on their favourite OTT platforms.

Premiere announced; Kannada comedy drama 'Aachar & Co.' written and directed by Sindhu Sreenivasa Murthy and co-written by Kanan Gill

‘Aachar & Co.’ sounds rather enterprising on paper, but the film’s coming-of-age journey takes place in such a scattered, slapdash manner that you don’t really spot a character arc.

As far as the performance of the remaining actors is concerned, Sindhu Srinivasa Murthy, as an overambitious girl who wants to marry a highly qualified bridegroom and settle down in London though she had only done her Matriculation, has acted well. Anirudh Acharaya, as a prospective movie actor, and Harshil Koushik, as a hapless second son of Achar who is compelled to take up the responsibility to look after the family after his father passes away and his elder brother gets transferred to Delhi,...