Krishna (Balu Nagendra) is an auto driver, who leads a playful existence. He is in love with Rukmini (Sangeetha Bhat). One day, he's interrogated by the police about three missing men. Krishna goes on ...

It will be a trip down memory lane on World Theatre Day on March 27, with the Department of Kannada and Culture and the Karnataka Nataka Academy opening an exhibition of 100 rare photographs ...

Kapata Nataka Sutradhari, which is billed as India’s first new-age political satire, is set for a theatrical release on July 4. Directed by debutant Dheeraj MV, a former IT professional making his ...

There’ve been Shakespearean play fests, Bengali fests, a plethora of English theatre fests, Hindi fests too... making a theatre extravaganza devoted to Kannada plays as rare as a sparrow. Which is why ...

One of the prolific actors of Kannada cinema, known for sidekicks in big screen and recent Maja Talkies, a theatre activist Mandya Ramesh gets the prestigious Nataka Academy Award for his long service ...

The story of Kapata Nataka Pathradhari was initially based on the lives of auto drivers, but it eventually turned out to be a commercial film,” says Krish, who is making his directorial debut with the ...

As the Golden Jubilee of Ravindra Kalakshetra approaches, directors who will be staging plays at a commemorative function are optimistic about the future Fifty years ago, on March 9, 1963, Bangalore’s ...