Adah Sharma is stepping back into Sandalwood — and this time, into the world of myth and folklore. The actress is set to return to Kannada cinema with “Ramarasa,” an ambitious fantasy project blending regional folklore, spirituality, and epic storytelling, more than ten years after her Kannada debut.
The makers recently unveiled a teaser poster hinting at Sharma’s role, sparking immediate buzz across the industry given her nationwide recognition following The Kerala Story.
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Ramarasa: Overview
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Film | Ramarasa |
| Director | BM Giriraj (National Award winner) |
| Producer | Guru Deshpande |
| Banner | G Cinemas, in association with Seven Star Movies |
| Lead Actor | Adah Sharma |
| Male Lead | Prajwal Devaraj as “Guru Siddha” |
| Genre | Fantasy/mythic drama rooted in folklore |
A Homecoming Over a Decade in the Making
Sharma first entered Kannada cinema in 2015 opposite the late Puneeth Rajkumar in the action-drama Rana Vikrama, directed by Pavan Wadeyar. Her return to Sandalwood after this long gap adds significant star power and visibility to Ramarasa‘s ambitious vision.
A Story Rooted in Folklore and Spiritual Tradition
Prajwal Devaraj leads the cast as Guru Siddha, a character drawn from the nomadic and spiritual traditions of the Sudugaadu Siddha community. The film is designed as a deeply rooted fantasy narrative, drawing from traditional folklore rather than conventional commercial templates.
Strong Supporting Cast
The ensemble also includes Bigg Boss Kannada winner Karthik Mahesh, along with Sharan, Hebah Patel, Balaji Manohar, and Vaishali — rounding out a cast built to support the film’s mythic, spiritually-driven storyline.
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FAQs
Q1. When did Adah Sharma make her Kannada film debut?
She debuted in Kannada cinema in 2015 with “Rana Vikrama,” opposite the late actor Puneeth Rajkumar.
Q2. Who directs “Ramarasa”?
The film is directed by National Award-winning filmmaker BM Giriraj and produced by Guru Deshpande.
