Tulu cinema ‘Daskath’ brings struggles of village life to big screen

Mangaluru: Daskath, a Tulu film portraying the challenges and struggles of rural life in Tulu Nadu, has made a remarkable impact within its first week of release. The movie, which delves into themes of oppression and resistance, has received widespread applause from audiences, earning it a place among the notable experiments in the Tulu film industry.

Set against the backdrop of a village panchayat, Daskath narrates the story of corruption, exploitation, and the ensuing rebellion. The film highlights the challenges faced by the villagers, blending elements of love, anger, and rural politics. Its storytelling, coupled with a fresh approach, has struck a chord with viewers, who have praised its realistic depiction of life in the countryside.

The movie artfully portrays the collective response of villagers, from all age groups, against a corrupt system. Without relying on star power, the ensemble cast delivers powerful performances, making each actor shine through their roles. The nuanced narrative, character development, and impactful direction have elevated Daskath into a memorable cinematic experience.

Produced under the banner of Seventy-Seven Studios by Raghavendra Kudva and presented by Krishna J. Palemar, Daskath is written and directed by Aneesh Poojary Venur. The cast includes Deekshith K. Andinje, Bhavya Poojary, Chandrahass Ullal, Mohan Sheni, Yuvaraj Shetty, and others who deliver compelling performances. The technical team, including cinematographer Santhosh Acharya Gumpalaje and editor Ganesh Neerchal, complements the film’s vision with their work. Samarthan S. Rao’s music adds depth to the storytelling.

With its bold themes and authentic portrayal of village life, Daskath has proven to be a groundbreaking addition to the Tulu cinema landscape, winning hearts and accolades alike.