Chandra Chakori wrooming towards creating history

Kannada film industry is not doing good because people here are not encouraging Kannada film is a commonly heard voice locally. There is a reason behind this. Majority of the films made here go for a toss due to various reasons. An exception to this phenomenon is Chandra Chakori produced by H.D. Kumaraswamy that has created a record. This film released on August 15th 2003 and has completed unbeaten 43 weeks in Prakash Theater in Belguam. This being screened four shows everyday. This is a history ever created in Belgam and is still going strong towards one year mark. The film troupe is planning to organize a grand function there on this landmark of one year completion. A procession will take place where all technicians and actors take part. Chandra Chakori released during the controversy between Exhibitors and producers on service tax issues did not receive any great publicity nor producer Kumaraswamy spent time and money on publicity of this films. In other word, this shows publicity alone cant take the films to new heights. Off late the trend is to spend heavily on publicity but if utilized properly, a good film with right kind of publicity will certainly create history.

Director S. Narayan is thrilled by this response and is busy in nesting one more story that will be produced by Rockline Venkatesh. Puneeth will in the lead, which is going to be his 4th film. Film will hit the floors shortly.