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Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (NJC)

Mangaluru, Jul 16: The premiere show of the multilingual film 'Achyuta Avataaram' was held in on Thursday evening, bringing together members of the film fraternity, dignitaries, artists and cinema lovers for a grand celebration ahead of its theatrical release.

The event commenced with the traditional lighting of the ceremonial lamp, marking the inauguration of the premiere in the presence of distinguished guests. Among those present were Vijaykumar Kodialbail, renowned Tulu film producer Prakash Pandeshwar, Arun Ullal, producer Rudramurthy, and members of the successful 'Balan' film team, including Thimmappa Kulal, Prashanth CK, Pinky Rani, and Vijay Mayya. Popular actress Chandrakala, known for her memorable performance in Kantara, also graced the occasion.

Speaking on the occasion, the guests congratulated the entire team of 'Achyuta Avataaram' and praised the efforts behind bringing a quality multilingual film to audiences. They wished the film great success at the box office and encouraged movie lovers to watch it in theatres and support meaningful cinema. They also appreciated the growing collaboration between the Kannada and Malayalam film industries and expressed happiness over such cultural exchanges through cinema.

Directed by Punith Aradhya in his directorial debut, 'Achyuta Avataaram' is produced under the Rayra Ventures banner by Rudramurthy, Ramesha C, and Rakesh R. The film, originally made in Malayalam, has been dubbed into Kannada, Telugu, Tamil and Hindi, making it a pan-Indian release. In Karnataka, the film is being distributed by KVN Productions.

The film is scheduled for a worldwide theatrical release on July 17.

Following the premiere screening, several members of the audience shared highly positive reviews, appreciating the film's engaging storyline, performances, emotional depth and technical quality. Many described it as an entertaining cinematic experience and expressed confidence that it would connect well with audiences across different languages.

The premiere concluded on a celebratory note, with the cast, crew and guests thanking everyone for their encouragement and requesting the public to watch 'Achyuta Avataaram' in theatres and extend their support to the film.