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🎬 Another Insightful Clip by Award-Winning Director and Legend T.S. Nagabharana! In this memorable segment, T.S. Nagabharana shares his profound experiences while making the classic film Janumada Jodi, reflecting deeply on the evolution of the Kannada film industry. He highlights how visionary and capable directors have played a transformative role in shaping Sandalwood, leading it through significant and much-needed changes. Nagabharana makes a heartfelt appeal to audiences to read Kannada literature, emphasizing the immense talent and creativity of Kannada writers. Their contributions have given rise to some of the finest literary works, many of which have the potential to inspire powerful cinematic storytelling. He also delivers a subtle yet firm critique of repetitive and stereotypical cinema, encouraging filmmakers to move beyond formulaic narratives. His call for more versatile, meaningful, and content-driven storytelling that resonates with contemporary audiences is both timely and commendable. Notably, he mentions with pride that the village portrayed in Janumada Jodi was referenced by the eminent scholar Swaminathan at the University of Chicago—an admirable recognition that speaks volumes about the film's authenticity and cultural depth. Nagabharana strongly believes that content is the foundation of a film’s success—a principle I wholeheartedly agree with. A truly thought-provoking and memorable clip from one of the greats of Indian cinema. 🎥👏 K.Ragavan - https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1CidtCarjf/