Top 10 Best Kannada films of 2024
We are just a few days ahead of the new year, Kannada cinema has provided a handful collection of incredible films. We would like to inform you that Rakshit Shetty’s tragic films Sapta Sagardaache Ello Side A and Sapta Sagardaache Ello Side B have left a strong impact across languages. In between this, Raj B Shetty’s Toby has raised another avenge drama to another level. This is not the ending as Shiva Rajkumar’s Ghost came with an intense heist drama. In between this Darling Krishna’s Kousalya Supraja Rama unlocked the flaws in human beings and explored their journey of acceptance.
Here is the list of Top 10 Best Kannada films of 2024:
10. Aachar and Co
Aachar and Co is well-crafted under Sindhu’s direction. Aachar & Co is definitely one of the top heart-touching tales that takes us on the journey of ten siblings. They are growing up in an orthodox household in Bangalore. The story is set in the ’60s and ’70s, this is a light-hearted comedy along with the relatable banter between the siblings.
9. Shivaji Surathkal
The film follows Detective Shivaji who is working within a limited time that apprehend a killer on the loose who has left such tricky indications at the murderer’s location. In between this, the officers become a part of the thrilling cat and mouse game like he has determined to solve these complicated puzzles and wants to reveal the identity of the murderer and do justice for the victims.
8. Pentagon
Pentagon is a fantastic Kannada anthology film with five completely different stories, the most exciting part is every tale is connected tightly with a shared book along with a pivotal concept of death and how people are affected by this.
7. Kousalya Supraja Rama
The movie, starring Darling Krishna, Milana Nagaraj, and Brinda Acharya, explores toxic masculinity as it follows Rama’s journey. A chauvinist, he changes after suffering a personal loss. Marrying Muthulakshmi, who struggles with alcoholism, makes Rama recognize human flaws. Determined to transform, the story faces hurdles in reaching the climax. But Darling Krishna and Milana Nagaraj’s great chemistry is a treat for their fans, especially after hits like Love Birds and Mr. Bachelor.
6. Swathi Mutthina Male Haniye
This film is Raj B Shetty’s other directorial masterpiece, exploring the theme of not completely living akin to being dead. Siri Ravikumar has explored Prerana’s journey, and Raj B Shetty’s Aniketh has left a last impact. Now, things have touched on the motive of existence via the story of a dying man who has formed such a meaningful touch with his counselor in the last few days.
5. Toby
The film from Raj B Shetty is more than like a revenge story. In this film, Toby is exploring a character who is a father, lover, killer, and orphan, glittering in the slow-burning story. The show reveals a man with a big heart. The narrative of Toby is based on the circumstances that force him to the breaking point.
4. Hostel Hudguru Bekagiddare
Debutant Nithin Krishnamurthy’s movie is one of the must-watch adaptations. After having movies like Kirik Party, completely different, both movies explore college life which is set in a boys’ hostel that offers a hilarious one-liners as it takes you back to the golden days. The film follows the students at Thunga Boys Hostel entering on a chaotic ride on dumping a dead body just one day before a vital exam.
3. Ghost
The film from Shiva Rajkumar is a great treat to watch, providing a heist drama along with the unexpected twists at every turn. The story of the film explores romantic relationships or dance numbers. From start to finish, the viewers have kept guessing as to what will happen next, they are still trying to recall events.
2.Sapta Sagardaache Ello Side B
Side B kicks off with a tragic note as Manu. After exploring things it discovers that Priya has moved on and married someone else. On leaving her alone the learning how she is happy, Manu starts to stalk her. On discovering her family’s financial struggles, he goes to great lengths to make her happy and help her husband restore his business. Among all of this, Manu tragically loses his life and also tries to protect his lover.
1.Sapta Sagardaache Ello Side A
The new film features Rakshit Shetty and Rukmini Vasanth, the movie tells the story of a sweet love story. In between this, all of the things have taken a tragic turn after Manu ends up in prison. The movie has been helmed by Hemanth Rao. The story of the film has just unlocked the challenges that the couple has faced. As we have seen the first part boosts the question of Manu and Priya’s love also being able to pass through the barrier prison that puts in between.
FAQs
Is there an official “Top 10” Kannada film list?
No, rankings depend on factors like critical acclaim, awards, box-office success, and personal taste. This FAQ offers a mix of critically acclaimed, commercially successful, and recent Kannada films.
Where can I find information about Kannada cinema?
Websites like IMDb and Rotten Tomatoes offer information on Kannada films, including filmographies, reviews, and ratings. You can also search for news articles and online forums dedicated to Kannada cinema.
What are some genres popular in Kannada cinema?
Kannada cinema offers a variety:
Action: High-octane stunts and thrilling fight sequences (e.g., Kantara, KGF Chapter 2)
Comedy: Laugh-out-loud moments and witty characters (e.g., Mungaru Male, Love Mocktail)
Drama: Touching stories that explore human emotions (e.g., Sapta Sagaradaache Ello – Side A, Rangasthalam)
Romance: Sweeping love stories and heartfelt connections (e.g., Sita Rama Kalyana, Raajakumara)
Musical: Films with catchy songs and dance numbers (e.g., Yuvaratna, Anantham)
Are there any recent Kannada blockbusters I should watch?
I’m interested in critically acclaimed films. What are some options?
Lucia (2013): A unique story about dreams, reality, and cinema.
Harakeeya Kurigalu (2006): A coming-of-age story that explores caste and social issues.
Are there any classic Kannada films I can’t miss?
Absolutely! Here are two legends:
Rashomon (1950): A groundbreaking film about subjective reality, directed by the legendary Akira Kurosawa. (Kannada remake available)
Kasturi Nivasa (1971): A critically acclaimed drama based on a Kannada novel.
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