Tulu movie ‘Bana’ official trailer unveiled


Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru

Mangaluru, Aug 15: The official trailer of the upcoming Tulu movie ‘Bana’ has been unveiled, offering a glimpse into a cinematic world rooted in the mystical traditions and cultural heritage of Tulunadu.

‘Bana’ is directed by Nithin Rai Kukkuvalli, known for his earlier works ‘Dharma Daiva’ and ‘Dharma Chavadi’. The movie is produced by Manohar Rai Vaipala, while Nithin Rai Kukkuvalli and Nuliyalu have penned the story.

Razak Puttur has handled the screenplay and dialogues. Arun Rai Puttur is the director of photography, while Jaya Karthi has composed the music. Nveen Nerolthadi is the editor.

The art direction has been handled by Yathish Bettampady, Nandan Kumar and Ganesh Keyyur. Keerthan Shetty Sullia is the associate director, and Pramith Raj Kattatharu is the production manager.

Ramu Neerkal has handled makeup, Kishore Kumar Akkana the DI, and Shamanth Mumbai the VFX. DTS has been handled by LVS, while Bala Jagannath Shetty is the PRO.

The music of ‘Bana’ will be released under the Lahari Music label.

The trailer, which carries elements of mystery and the divine traditions of Tulunadu, has generated interest among Tulu cinema enthusiasts and promises an engaging cinematic experience.


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