Mangaluru: Tulu movie ‘Soda Sharbath’ completes 25 days in theaters


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (SB)

Mangaluru, Jan 24: Pradeep Barboza’s Tulu movie ‘Soda Sharbath’ completes 25 days in the theatres of coastal Karnataka. The movie released on December 30 last year at Big Cinemas, Mangaluru and other multiplex and single screen theatres across Karnataka.

Speaking to daijiworld, Pradeep Barboza said, “On behalf of the producers and entire team, I am thankful to viewers for their positive response and love towards the Tulu movie industry. The benchmark of 25 days for ‘Soda Sharbath’ indicates that the viewers are still accepting the movies which are good in content and clean comedy. As a director, it is an overwhelming moment for me and my team."

Tulunada Manikya fame Aravind Bolar, known comedy actor Bhojaraj Vamanjoor, Telikeda Bolli fame Devadas Kapikad, Umesh Mijar, Prasanna Bailur Konkani’s well-known actor Mellu Valencia, Laveena Fernandes, Ranjitha Lewis, Harshith Bangera and many others are part of the movie. Melwyn Elpel has worked as the executive producer. Patson Periera has composed music for the movie. The editing part is handled by Ganesh Neerchal. DOP is Santhosh Gumpalaje.

Co-producers of the film are Lancy D’Souza, Diany D’Souza, Paul D’Souza and Prashanth Ferao.

 

 

 

  

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