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‘Shankarabharanna’ interview: Shine Shetty, Sumanth Bhat and Tanvi Ram on the horror comedy

6 November 2026

‘Shankarabharanna’, the upcoming Kannada comedy, is directed by Sumanth Bhat, who recently won the National Award for his debut feature, ‘Mithya’.

‘Shankarabharanna’, the upcoming Kannada comedy, is directed by Sumanth Bhat, who recently won the National Award for his debut feature, ‘Mithya’. The latest film stars Shine Shetty, who has also produced the movie. Malayalam actor Tanvi Ram makes her Kannada debut with ‘Shankarabharanna’. The trio talks about the making of the movie, set to release on November 20, 2026.

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