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SI Hanmappa investigates a trail of crocodile attacks on the banks of the Malaprabha. While villagers blame them on ancient myths, the discovery of bloodied remains changes the course of the case.
Welcome to the Family of Liars... Cheaters...Murderers? Here's the Sneak Peek of Family Drama, a Dark Comedy Kannada film.
Hebbuli Cut is a tender and timely reflection on social injustice, childhood desires, and the immense strength required to claim one`s dignity in an unequal world. Told with warmth, humour, and heartache, it`s a poignant story for anyone who has ever dared to dream.
After a heated argument between his parents, Rohith’s father, Krishna, leaves the house in anger. Assuming the blame for the conflict lies solely with his mother, Veena, who works at a salon, Rohith follows his father, feeling compelled to fix things. When Rohith skips school in an attempt to reconcile his parents, Krishna demands that he ensure Veena quits her job. As Rohith tries to fulfill his father’s request, he is forced to confront a harsh reality: the deeply ingrained patriarchal mindset of his father and the broader societal expectations placed on his mother. In the end, a cathartic incident shakes Rohith’s understanding, leading him to question his assumptions and reevaluate the situation
Lacchi who is marginalized by her family, endures hardship and marital abuse while striving to secure a brighter future for her daughter, Sita. Tragedy strikes when Sita unexpectedly disappears, leaving Lacchi shattered.
The Indian government announces a nationwide lockdown without proper notice, in the wake of the pandemic. A father who is a daily wager in Bengaluru, and his 10 year-old son, decide to go back to their hometown Raichur, which is 450kms from Bengaluru. And they have to walk all the way due to the lack of transportation. The scorching heat and bad weather shakes their journey as well as both of their lives.
Sonia, a 12-year-old girl with albinism, comes from a poor family in a small village near Bengaluru. Her alcoholic father almost despises her for who she is, and her mother is helpless although well-intentioned. As she begins high school (8th grade), Sonia is introduced to a new school in the city with new classmates who not only discriminate against her for her appearance but are even hostile. Furthermore, the behavior of her teacher ASHWINI, who favors the best students and relegates the struggling students to the back rows, will only make her work more difficult since, due to her poor eyesight, the girl is unable to follow the lessons on the blackboard. Will she be able to find a way to live in peace with herself and with her surroundings?
Parajya, born in a man's body but yearning to live as a woman, finds solace in joining the Devi tradition. However, his identity and choices soon come under scrutiny as masculinity seeks to control him. Despite having a pure heart, Parajya is trapped in a rigid society where even family—an essential unit of that very society—creates a suffocating reality, leaving no space for him to live as he truly desires.
