Sapthami Gowda

Thamma is a supernatural horror-comedy centring on Alok, a television reporter whose life is saved by a mysterious woman named Tadaka following a bear attack. Their burgeoning relationship is immediately complicated by supernatural forces and ancient myths, as Alok discovers Tadaka belongs to a mystical, bloodline-driven tribe led by the formidable Yakshasan. Their forbidden romance quickly escalates into a conflict against supernatural reckoning and powerful family ties.

Gangwar in an engineering college escalates into a war. Yuva is supporting his fellow hostelites. Will Yuva be able to protect his friends and stand by his followers?

Set in a fictional village of Dakshina Kannada, Kantara is a visual grandeur that brings alive the traditional culture of Kambla and Bhootha Kola. It is believed that Demigods are the guardians and their energies encircle the village. In the story, there is a ripple when a battle of ego swirls along tradition and culture of the land. The soul of the story is on human and nature conflict in which Shiva is the rebellion and works against nature. There are intense conflicts he indulges in. In the end, a much awaiting loop leads to war between the villagers and the evil forces. Will Shiva, the protagonist of the film be able to reinstate peace and harmony in the village perceiving his existence?