Previously known for directing Kaliveera and Kannadadeshadol, director Aviram Kanteerava is back with another unique storyline in his film Karale. Based on a true incident, the film has already completed two phases of shooting, and the team is now gearing up for the third phase.
This is a female-centric film, and its first poster was recently released. The poster has received widespread appreciation. The director mentioned that the movie portrays raw, emotional, and thought-provoking scenes that reflect societal realities. He also shared that shooting has already taken place in several locations, including Chintamani, Maddur, and Hulirayanadurga.
The film is set to be released in both Kannada and Chinese, as its storyline finds common ground between India and China. Director Aviram Kanteerava is making arrangements to bring this film to screens in both languages, highlighting events that share similarities between the two nations. With this, Karale earns the distinction of being India’s first film to be made in Kannada and Chinese.
The movie is being crafted in a dark-shaded tone. So far, 52 days of shooting have been completed, with 20 more days remaining. Once filming wraps up, more details about the film will be shared, the director stated.
