Kannada Movie Review Ibbaru B.tech Students Journey - Cast & Crew

Kiran Chatvani is a charming actress in the Indian film industry. She has primarily worked for Kannada cinemas. Her first film to hit the theatres on 8^th March 2019 was ‘Ibbaru B.Tech Students Journey’. The Kannada romantic drama movie directed by Vemuganti starred Kiran and Krishna as the prominent lead role. The character Navya is played by Kiran in the movie. The film narrates the story of two young B.Tech graduates, Navya and Naveen, journey of discovering, understanding, and finding love in each other after they are engaged by their families. Though she has no experience in the industry, she managed to connect with the viewers and keep them seated through her acting till the very end.

Supriya Lohith is an Indian playback singer who has captivated the audience with her mellifluous voice in soundtracks for more than fifty movies over the past decade. Her eloquence in Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, and Tulu has made her an eminent figure in the south Indian music industry. Born in Bangalore, Karnataka, she began singing on stage at local events from a tender age of six.

Veena Sundar is an actress who works in the Kannada film industry. She made her debut in 2010 on the silver screen with Aaptharakshaka, a horror movie. She has mostly played supporting roles only.

Om Prakash is one of the Tamil cinematographers. He was born on January 26, 1978, in Coimbatore, TamilNadu, India. Besides being cinematographer is a passionate actor too. He has been working as the director of photography since the age of 25 and much younger times. He has worked on many projects in this field and has many years of experience in making feature films. He made many documentaries that are very well published. He has done an over 500 advertising films. His passion towards cinema is huge which cannot be noted.

Hemanth Kumar is an Indian playback singer, popular amongst the regional audience for his work on the soundtracks of movies like Kismath (2018), Jaggu Dada (2016), Mr. Airavata (2015), DK (2015), Raja Huli (2013), etc. Mostly known for his major involvement in the music albums of Sandalwood movies and singles in the Kannada language, he has been working in the film industry as a playback singer for more than twenty-one years now. Born in Bangalore as ‘Hemanth Subramanya’ to Sri Subramanya Sastry and Smt. Rathna Sastry, a classical singer, he started learning music at the age of four. He always accompanied his mother in Carnatic performances and classical shows. For him, his first Guru has always been his mother.

Santhosh Venky is an Indian playback singer who has worked in various Tamil and Kannadian movies and albums. He was born in Bangalore, India. Santhosh Venky started his career in the year 2011 in the film Krishnan Marriage Story. He has been felicitated with several awards such as Karnataka State Film Award in 2015 for Sundarangiye of the film Preethiyalli Sahaja, Filmfare award in 2015 for Raja Raniyanthe of Rhaatee, SIIMA awards in 2015 for Raja Raniyanthe of Rhaatee, Mirchi Awards for Raja Raniyanthe in 2015, and SIIMA awards in 2018 for Salaam Rocky bha of KGF Chapter 1.

Normally movie comedians can boast of a higher number of movies than actors doing lead roles. This is simply because they can fit into a larger number of movies, a comedian having almost become a staple diet for movie goers. Even allowing for that bonus, the leading comedian of Kannada films, Bullet Prakash perhaps has had an unbelievingly prolific run, so much so, that his fans love to watch just the videos of his comic scenes over and over again. In fact even his screen name has a touch of funniness about it – although his real name is Prakash, the “Bullet” got added to it due to his fondness for his Royal Enfield Bullet motor bike which is his constant companion. This chubby faced 39 year old comedian, whose very facial expressions evoke laughter amongst his numerous fans, has so far clocked over 300 films in all, which also include a few in Telegu. In a career spanning 15 years it is no small feat to have acted on an average in more than 20 films per year. While the prefix “bullet” must have obviously brought him much luck in his career, the Bullet has also been the cause of a major mishap in his career. During the shooting of a bike stunt scene in the film “Bhujanga”, Bullet Prakash and lead actor Prajwal Devraj were both badly injured when trying out the stunt without dummies. In his own words, Prakash had declared that it could have been fatal, with the bike along with the lead actor falling on top of him. He felt it was really a providential escape and sheer good luck for him. This incident apart, Prakash has somehow always been in the news for something or the other, even getting embroiled in controversies, like the time he faced the ire of certain sections in Tamilnadu, trying to do a thinly veiled caricature of DMK leader Karunannidhi, in the 2012 Kannada film “Nimbe Huli”. Although he had nothing to do with politics in Tamilnadu, he did start dabbling in the politics of his own state Karnataka by first trying to enter municipal elections as a JDU(S) candidate, but later on joining the BJP, with which his mother is closely associated. While it would be difficult to talk about all his 300 plus movies, the ones which have been most popular include the 2008 released comedy romance “Mast Maja Maadi” and the 2010 out and comedy film “Aithalakkadi” with Prakash in one of the leading roles. “Mallikarjuna” in 2011 and more recently “Aryan” in 2014 are two of his other movies which need mention. His appearance on Kannada TV has also not been without a bit of sensation, as he joined the reality television show, “Big Bos” not as a regular participant but as a guest only.

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