Rangi Taranga (2015) on Netflix
Gautham Suvarna, a novelist, brings his pregnant wife Indu to her ancestral village of Kamarottu. Odd events trouble the house, and a reporter hunting an anonymous writer reaches the village.
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Plot summary
Gautham Suvarna lives reclusively in Ooty and writes novels; his wife Indu paints the covers for them. Sandhya, a reporter in Bangalore, is hunting an anonymous author who signs his work Anushka, and her trail points toward the coast. Indu is pregnant and keeps dreaming of an accident, so she persuades Gautham to visit Kamarottu, the village her family comes from, to perform rituals. There Gautham gets to know Kalinga, the post master, and Shankar, who runs the school. Indu is nearly dragged into a well while drawing water, and other odd things happen in the house. Gautham's questions around the village annoy its powerful men. Sandhya's search brings her to Kamarottu too.
Cast
- Siddu Moolimanias Nilesh Gowda…
- Anup Bhandarias Gautham Suvarna
- Anantha Veluas Shankar
- Aravind Raoas Inspector Basavaraj Haadimani
- Karthik Rao Kordaleas Rafiq
- Chethan Rajas Garnal Babu
- Roshni Koreas Panchami…
- Shilpa Singhas Shilpa Rao
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Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Rangi Taranga (2015)
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- In its opening US weekend, RangiTaranga broke the lifetime records of every previous Kannada film released there, and became the first Kannada film to reach The New York Times weekend box office list.
- RangiTaranga ran for 365 days in two Bangalore theatres: INOX Mantri Square in Malleswaram and Cinepolis Royal Meenakshi Mall.
- RangiTaranga reuses "Dennana Dennana", a Tulu-lyric track that was the theme song of the Kannada soap Guddada Bhootha, first aired on DD Chandana in the 1990s. Anup Bhandari used it after its lyricist Sadananda Suvarna gave him the rights.
