Released in 2001, Sri Manjunatha is a landmark Indian Kannada-language devotional film that transcends the boundaries of standard cinema. Directed by the renowned filmmaker K. Raghavendra Rao , who is famous for his mythological and devotional epics in Telugu and Hindi, the film was produced by Rockline Venkatesh. It remains one of the most expensive and technologically ambitious Kannada films of its era, remembered for its visual grandeur, soulful music, and a powerful star cast. Plot: The Legend of the Lord of the Hills The film narrates the divine stories associated with Lord Shiva in his form as Manjunatha (the presiding deity of the famous Dharmasthala Temple in Karnataka).
Released in 2001, Sri Manjunatha is a landmark Indian Kannada-language devotional film that transcends the boundaries of standard cinema. Directed by the renowned filmmaker K. Raghavendra Rao , who is famous for his mythological and devotional epics in Telugu and Hindi, the film was produced by Rockline Venkatesh. It remains one of the most expensive and technologically ambitious Kannada films of its era, remembered for its visual grandeur, soulful music, and a powerful star cast. Plot: The Legend of the Lord of the Hills The film narrates the divine stories associated with Lord Shiva in his form as Manjunatha (the presiding deity of the famous Dharmasthala Temple in Karnataka).
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