KRG Studios, a burgeoning film production and distribution company rooted in Kannada cinema, is thrilled to announce its inaugural collaboration with acclaimed filmmaker and National Award-winning writer, Anjali Menon. Renowned for her iconic works such as “Bangalore Days,” “Ustad Hotel,” and “Koode,” among others, Anjali Menon brings her distinctive storytelling prowess to a special Tamil feature film in partnership with KRG.
For KRG Studios, this collaboration with Anjali Menon marks a significant milestone as the company expands its footprint from film distribution to comprehensive film production. With a focus on bridging storytelling gaps within the Kannada industry and beyond, KRG eagerly anticipates aligning its storytelling DNA with Anjali Menon’s unique narrative style.
Established in 2017, KRG Studios initially gained acclaim through its studio distribution business, distributing over 100 films in Karnataka to date. Venturing into full-fledged production in 2020, KRG garnered early success with “Rathnan Prapancha,” directed by Rohit Padaki. The subsequent release of “Gurudev Hoysala” in March 2023 further solidified KRG’s commitment to quality content creation.
Central to KRG’s collaboration with Anjali Menon and future filmmakers is the shared ethos of crafting content-rich stories across genres. With a focus on the four Southern languages, KRG aims to foster emerging talents while collaborating with seasoned storytellers, all with an unwavering commitment to elevating the narrative experience in cinema.
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Director Anjali Menon expressed her excitement about the collaboration, emphasizing the shared commitment to creating engaging movies rooted in culture with world-class production values. She envisions taking audiences on memorable, entertaining, and thought-provoking cinematic journeys transcending language boundaries.
Producer and co-founder of KRG, Karthik Gowda, echoed Menon’s sentiments, highlighting the significance of storytelling in their partnership. He emphasized the dedication to crafting tales that resonate across diverse audiences and languages, with a focus on narrative-driven storytelling.
Anticipating a redefinition of cinematic landscapes, KRG sees this collaboration as a catalyst for the evolution of storytelling in both local and national spheres. As KRG continues to shape the future of South Indian cinema, the partnership with Anjali Menon underscores their commitment to quality content and innovative narratives.
