Roopa DS is bankrolling the movie under the Damthi Pictures banner. Director Anandaraj wrote the script while Ganesh Parashuram wrote screenplay and dialogues. “The movie will go on floors from August 10. Its shooting will be held in and around Bengaluru,’’ Anirudh said.
Bengaluru, April 6: Get ready to experience the adrenaline rush of a lifetime as the highly-anticipated Kannada action movie Baang hits theatres across Karnataka. Directed by Sree Ganesh Parashuram and produced by the UK Productions Pooja Vasant Kumar, Baang promise to be a cinematic masterpiece that will set new standards in the Kannada film industry. Fans are already buzzing with excitement, anticipating what is set to be one of the biggest releases of the year.
Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], April 6 (ANI/PNN): Get ready to experience the adrenaline rush of a lifetime as the highly-anticipated Kannada action movie 'Baang' hits theatres across Karnataka. Directed by Sree Ganesh Parashuram and produced by the UK Productions Pooja Vasant Kumar, 'Baang' promise to be a cinematic masterpiece that will set new standards in the Kannada film industry. Fans are already buzzing with excitement, anticipating what is set to be one of the biggest releases of the year.
Among the most awaited films in the Kannada film industry is Wedding Gift. Featuring debut director and producer Vikram Prabhu, the film talks about the harassment that men face as a result of the Indian laws on women's rights.
Musician Raghu Dixit to make his acting debut with Bang
Bang will be the third production venture of Pooja Vasant Kumar, after the Yogesh-starrer Naanu adu mattu Saroja, and Aditi Prabhudeva’s Aana.
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Musician Raghu Dixit is making his acting debut with Bang. The composer-singer is a part of the gangster drama helmed by debutant director Sree Ganesh Parashuram.
He will be seen opposite Shanvi Srivastava, who is playing the role of a gangster for the first time.
Bang will be the third production venture of Pooja Vasant Kumar, after the Yogesh-starrer Naanu adu mattu Saroja, and Aditi Prabhudeva’s Aana.