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Kannada Film Industry to Join 416th Mysuru Dasara Celebrations

Kannada Film Industry to Join 416th Mysuru Dasara Celebrations
Entire Kannada film industry to join Mysuru Dasara celebrations · thehansindia.com

The Kannada film industry plans to join this year’s Mysuru Dasara celebrations.

The Film Chamber says actors and other film workers are being invited.

Buses and places to watch the celebrations are being arranged for them.

Screens will show how the film industry has changed over the years.

Film shooting will stop for two days.

Organisers expect about 15 lakh people to attend and say police will provide tight security.

The film festival held for 45 years will not happen this year.

Instead, the industry suggested giving financial help to artistes.

Key facts

Dasara edition
This year marks the 416th Dasara.
Expected attendance
Around 15 lakh people.
Artiste seating
Seating for 150 artistes is planned inside the palace.
Transport
Two buses, including an Ambari bus for artistes, are planned.
Film shooting
There will be no film shooting for two days.
Film festival
The festival held for the past 45 years will not be conducted this year.
Alternative proposal
The industry suggested providing financial assistance to artistes.
Security
Enhanced security for artistes and tight police security are planned.

Quotes

Rockline Venkatesh

Senior film producer

“This is the first time such a celebration is being held. The film industry’s journey over the years will be showcased on LED screens. Two buses will also be arranged. There will be no film shooting for two days. Rockline Venkatesh has been entrusted with these responsibilities, while the Karnataka Film Chamber of Commerce will make all the arrangements.”
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“President Jayamala is personally calling and inviting actors, actresses, directors and producers. This year, Dasara will be a festive celebration for the film industry as well. The film industry has never received this kind of importance in the past. The government has given greater importance to the film industry.”
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