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Mangalore : Screening of Tulu Telefilm 'Sahana' in Town Hall on Mar 19

  •   Fri, Mar 19 2010 07:53:55 AM

Mangalore, Mar 19 (DHNS):  Tulu telefilm Sahana (Namma Urda ponnu) will be screened at Town Hall in Mangalore on March 19 at 6 pm. The telefilm is produced by Vincent Fernandes. 

 
Addressing a press meet on Monday, Vincent Fernandes said the story of the telefilm revolves round the communal harmony. The two hour long telefilm has 2 songs. The film was shot in Jeppu St Antony Ashram, Infant Jesus church, Sri Kshethra Pavanje of Haleyangadi, Sri Kshethra Punaroor, Mukka, Vamanjoor, Pacchanady and Moodushedde.

Chitra has done the role of main character Sahana. Film actress Winnie Fernandes and KSP former president Harikrishna Punaroor have guest appearance in the movie.  The movie is directed by Ismail Moodushedde.
 
  

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  • Ashwin Shetty, Mangalore / Bangalore

    Fri, Mar 19 2010

    It is good to gear this. more and more films should come in Tulu language. Thank you Vincent Fernandes for directing this Tulu film. we expect more films from your direction in the near future. All the best and keep going...

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