H. G. Dattatreya

Mouni is a 2003 Kannada film starring G. Dattatreya and Anant Nag. The film revolves around two beetle nut plantation owners and the ups and downs they face in their business.

While on an assignment, journalist Sudheshene visits her village. Seeing everyone leaving for the city for work, she resolves to change their outlook.

A farmer and ladies' tailor, Gowda, has a twisted sense of humour. He finds his match in Shakila, who visits the local temple and shares a similar sense of humour. Will love win over religious biases?

In the peaceful town of Maheshwar, a grieving American tourist forms a deep bond with a resilient Dalit boy. When he learns the boy was exiled for touching a sacred idol, they travel together to South India to confront caste injustice and reunite the boy with his family. Their friendship sparks change, healing them both and transforming an entire village.

Bound by their love for Neer Dose, Dattatreya, Jaggesh, and Kumudha form an unexpected friendship, navigating life's challenges as a team.

Manohara's mission was to join the school only to acquire an experience certificate. But he gets involved in deeper conflicts when his connection gets stronger with students and the villagers.

A boy who has lost all hope and the will to live has a chance to encounter a ghost who gives him a new life. But things get complicated when the ghost realizes that their lives and destinies intervene on a deeper level.

Selfie Mummy Googl Daddy is a story about a couple and their 2 kids who are addicted to mobile. The problems they undergo and the various strategies they make to get rid of mobile addiction from their kids. The problem reaches its peak when the kids are thrown out of school and the parents have to admit them to a Mobile De-Addiction center. A hilarious take that entertains the entire family.

Love, betrayal, and a stolen gun. Adi's police dream clashes with Churikatte's dark secrets.