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Time of India
16 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Avanirabekittu is an engaging watch, packed with twists and turns: Director
Kannada romantic suspense thriller Avanirabekittu, starring Bharath Hassan and Sowmya John in the lead roles, releases today (June 27). The film, written and directed by Ashok N Samrat , has been produced under the banner of Novika Cine Productions. Ashok says, 'This film draws from a real-life identity theft incident, adapted for the screen. When Dev's identity is stolen, his life crumbles, fueling his suspicion of everyone. As he delves further, a spiralling web of paranoia ensnares him, pushing him to drastic measures to reclaim his truth and identity. Can he rebuild his life, or will the truth shatter him completely? 'Leading the cast, Bharath Hassan as Dev and Sowmya John as Bhavya deliver strong performances. Prashanth Siddi, Kiran Naik, and Lakshmi Devamma also play prominent roles, supported by Jaisimha, Manjunath, Ranganath, Basava Metri, and B S Acharyam. The film's well-timed twists keep audiences hooked, while songs like O Ho Hrudaya and Bharata Desada have garnered good appreciation,' he adds.


New Indian Express
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- New Indian Express
Avanirabekittu is a piece of my life: Ashok Samrat
Director Ashok Samrat steps into the spotlight with his debut feature film Avanirabekittu, a romantic suspense thriller exploring the emotional toll of identity theft. The film is set to release across Karnataka on June 27. 'I didn't just write this story—I lived it,' says Ashok Samrat, explaining the personal experiences that shaped the film. 'There was a time when I struggled to prove who I was. That haunting feeling of being invisible, of not being acknowledged—that's what I've tried to weave into this film.' Having worked as an assistant director in serials and short films, and under established names, Ashok now steps into making a full-fledged feature film. Backed by producer Murali BT under the Novika Cine Production banner, the film is said to follow a layered narrative that blends psychological suspense with a romantic thread. 'It's not a straight-line thriller. There are surprises at every turn. There's love, there's deception, and above all, there's a search for self," Ashok adds.