Mangaluru: Tulu film Kajja has completed a successful 25-day run in theatres, continuing to receive an encouraging response from audiences since its release on June 11. The film has emerged as one of the notable recent releases in Tulu cinema, drawing appreciation for its performances and production values.

Strong audience response continues

Since hitting theatres on June 11, Kajja has enjoyed a steady run at the box office, with audiences continuing to turn up for screenings across the region.

The film’s completion of a 25-day theatrical run reflects the positive response it has received from moviegoers and marks a significant milestone for the makers.

Produced under Sumukha Productions

Kajja is produced by Vishanth Menezes under the Sumukha Productions banner and is jointly directed by Jishnu S Menon and Siddharth Shetty.

The film also features multilingual actor Vasishta Simha in a prominent role, adding to the appeal of the project.

Ensemble cast

The film boasts an ensemble cast featuring several well-known faces from the Tulu film industry.

The cast includes Aravind Bolar, Umesh Mijar, Jayashree, Shwetha Kotyan, Sahana Sudhakar, Vencita Dias, Mohan Raj, Gautham Bangera, Suvarna Poojary, Savitha Anchan, Shaheen Sheikh, and Sannidhi Shetty.

Their performances have contributed to the film’s positive reception among audiences.

Technical crew

The music for Kajja has been composed by Likith Prasad Shetty, while Chantu Meppayur has handled the cinematography.

Editing has been carried out by Binu Napoleon, with choreography by Vijeth R Nayak and action sequences directed by Yoganand.

The combined efforts of the cast and technical team have helped the film achieve a successful theatrical run.

Conclusion

With the completion of its 25-day theatrical run, Kajja has strengthened its position as a successful addition to Tulu cinema. The continued audience support highlights the growing appreciation for regional films and reflects the industry’s ability to attract viewers with quality storytelling and performances.