Kannada Movie Review Ravike Prasanga - Cast & Crew

Suman Ranganathan as born on 26th July 1974 in Bangalore of Karnataka state. She was a very popular actress in four film industries, and she acts prominently in the Bollywood film industry. The film industries are Kannada, Hindi, Malayalam, Tamil, and Bengali. Her movies happened out to be pretty special, and the roles she has done are amazing.

A pleased on screen mother, she has received phenomenal appreciation for her roles as a soft mom. She is a familiar face not only on the small screen, but also on the big screen. Added to this is the ease of having more than fifteen years of experience in acting, which definitely propels this actress to take up roles and accomplish the same efficiently.

She has acted in a lot of movies and some of the movies which were a blockbuster. The notable names include, Mungaru Male, in the year 2006, directed by Yogaraj Bhat. This movie ran in the theatres for five hundred days. Pamaja plays the role of Bablee, who is Pooja Gandi (Nandini’s) mother. The year 2008 saw her in Gaali Pata, directed by Yogaraj Bhat. In this movie, she plays the character of Padma, who is Sowmya’s (Daisy Bopanna) mother – in – law. This was yet another super hit movie in the box – office. Ugramma is another movie where she plays yet another supporting role in this thriller action film. 

Her popular small screen serial was Moodala Mane, directed by Vaishali Kasaravalli. It was aired on ETV Kannada. Preethi Illada Mele was another teleserial of hers. 

Having had huge success in acting, she has now moved yet another notch in her life. Padmaja takes a plunge into direction. Yes, this lovely on screen mother will be seen as a director. On the telly serial front, she has directed Benkiyalli Aralidha Hoo aired on Zee Kannada. She has roped in Pooja Gandhi, Yash, Dodanna and others. On the big screen, her venture as debut director is with the movie Thumba Ishta Swalpa Kashta (TISK), with a 1.6 crores budget. The star cast in this movie is Diganth, Andrita Ray and Yash.

Rakesh Maiya has been starring in theater and short films for a long time, but the famous TN Seetharam TV show Magalu Janaki made him stand out. The serial, however, had a sudden end during the epidemic, which then paved the way for Rakesh to expand the horizon. The actor played his first role as a hero in Saddu Vichaarane Nadeyuttide, directed by beginner Bhaskar Ninasam. It is an exciting thing to doubt and paired with Paavana Gowda of Gombegala Love fame, Although he has made two films, 96 and Shubhamangala. Rakesh also says he is not subscribing to the Kannada film hero image. His vision of the film hero is realistic and he thinks his personality is best suited for that. In Saddu Vichaarane Nadeyuttide, for example, he will play beard to get the most delicate image. He thinks people have always thought he was a quiet boy near the door, especially behind Magalu Janaki. The role comes as a change in the sea after which he points to Rakesh adding that he has a love song and even a sequence of battles in the film. From film photography to filming the world of acting, the TV star shared his journey.

Sampath Maitreya is a well-known actor in the Kannada film industry, also known as Sandalwood. Sampath is from Bidadi, Karnataka, India and resides in Bangalore, Karnataka, India. He has worked on several Telugu, Tamil and Kannada films, including Cinema My Darling (2016), where he played the role of Mante Swamy; Kabadadaari (2021) and it’s Telugu remake Kabatadhaari (2021), where he played the roles of Minjur Ranganathan and Aler Srinivas Rao respectively; Public Toilet (2021), a short film directed by Nagesh Hebbur; Rewind (2021) as Police, directed by Thej; One Cut Two Cut (2022), as CM Secretary; 9 Sullu Kathegalu (2022), directed by Manjunath Muniyappa; 19.20.21 (2023) directed by Mansore, and starring Avinash, Shrunga and Rramprasadd Banavara; Prajarajya (2023); Bisilu Kudure (2023), directed by Hridaya Shiva; Tales Of Mahanagara (2023), as Siddha; Chandini Bar (2023); Marigold (2024), directed by Raghavendra Naik; Ravike Prasanga (2024), directed by Santhosh Kodenkeri; Kerebete (2024), directed by Raj Guru; Graamaayana (2024); Gowri (2024) and Moorane Krishnappa (2024), directed by Naveen Narayanaghatta.

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