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A Kannada short film uses Udupi’s Janmashtami to ask who belongs, and who doesn’t

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'Rakkasa' was shot in four days, with all Janmashtami visuals captured in real time during the actual celebrations. Director G Vishnu highlights the everyday rhythms of life and the spirit of Udupi.

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A Kannada short film uses Udupi’s Janmashtami to ask who belongs, and who doesn’t

'Rakkasa' was shot in four days, with all Janmashtami visuals captured in real time during the actual celebrations. Director G Vishnu highlights the everyday rhythms of life and the spirit of Udupi.

·New Delhi, India
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The Print broke the news in New Delhi, India on Thursday, October 2, 2025.
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