Watch Moorane Krishnappa on OTT now: The Kannada comedy-drama “Moorane Krishnappa” was written and directed by Naveen Narayanaghatta. Rangayana Raghu and Sampath Maitreya play the key characters in this Red Dragon Films production, which is produced by Naveen Reddy G. Sripriya, Ugramm Manju, and Tukali Santosh provide supporting turns. Yogi took care of the film’s cinematography, Shrikanth Gowda handled the editing, while Anand Rajavikram and Suprith Sharma S. handled the music.
The movie takes place in a rural area and features the Anekal and Kolar Kannada dialects of South Karnataka. The film made its theatrical debut on May 24, 2024.
Synopsis of Moorane Krishnappa
Building a Ganesha temple is one way that Veeranna, a local politician running for reelection, tries to win back the faith of his hamlet, Narayangatta. A celebrity’s grandiose inauguration is set to happen, but tragedy strikes when the invited guest passes away suddenly. Finding a substitute for the event takes centre stage while the hamlet struggles to process the shock. Instructor Krishnappa suggests his Bangalore-based acquaintance Nandish, who says he can guarantee the Chief Minister’s attendance. As a result of the village’s action, Krishnappa becomes a local hero.
Moorane Krishnappa Cast And Crew
The ensemble of actors in the movie “Moorane Krishnappa” is remarkable. As President Veeranna, Rangayana Raghu plays the part, and as Krishnappa, Sampath Maitreya performs it. Sripriya plays Veeranna’s daughter Shashi. Tukali Santosh portrays Raghu, while Ugramm Manju plays Loki. In addition, the movie features a cameo appearance by Arohi Narayan.
Naveen Narayanghatta wrote the script and directed “Moorane Krishnappa”. Ravishankar and Mohan Reddy G. produced the movie. Yogi was in charge of the photography, and Shrikanth Gowda was in charge of the editing. Anand Rajavikram and Suprith Sharma S. created the soundtrack. Red Dragon Films was the banner under which the movie was produced.
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