<p>Mysuru: Take your pick among the 112 popular, national and international award-winning movies set to be screened during the seven-day <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/mysuru">Mysuru</a> Dasara film festival with just Rs 500 from October 4 to October 10.</p><p>Students and senior citizens can watch them just at Rs 300. A day pass for the 12 movies screened daily can also be availed for just Rs 100.</p><p>The fest is will be held across four screens in 2 multiplexes- One at the DRC cinemas in BM Habitat Mall and three in Inox in Mall of Mysore.</p>.Along with Jamboo Savari, drone show will be held at Mysuru Dasara.<p>DCF (territorial) and Deputy Special Officer Dasara Film Fest K N Basavaraju conveyed the above information at a press meet in Mysuru on Tuesday.</p><p>He said that, the fest is hosted in memory of late actor, producer Dwarakish. His son Yogeesh will be honoured during the inaugural ceremony of the fest at KSOU Convocation hall on October 3.</p><p>Three movies of Dwarakeesh-Mayor Muttanna, Gurushishyaru and Prachanda Kulla will be screened during the fest.</p><p>In memory of actor and popular anchor Aparna, her movie Masanada Hoovu will also be screened.</p><p>Chief Minister Siddaramaiah will inaugurate the fest, in which actors Ramesh Aravind, Daali Dhananjaya, Sapthami Gowda, Sharanya Shetty and Akshitha Bhopaiah will participate.</p><p>A comedy and entertainment event by actor and director Sadhu Kokila and team will be held prior to the inauguration, Basavaraju said.</p><p>He added that, as many as 29 Indian movies including <em>Anna, Dunki, Fukrey-3</em>, and 15 foreign films will be screened. Aside from them, movies of all scheduled languages of India, tribal languages including Jaintia, Bodos, Kodava and Arebashe dialect of Kannada will also be screened.</p><p>Seven movies directed by women will also be screened including <em>Gorai Phakhri</em> directed by Rajni Basumatary, <em>Ka Chithi</em> directed by Simi Khongtiang, <em>Laapatta Ladies</em> by Kiran Rao, <em>Soorarai Pottru</em> by Sudha Kongara, <em>Suma the flower</em> by Rashmi and <em>Elaha</em> by Milena Aboyanz, Basavaraju said.</p><p>During the fest people can enjoy 36 latest Kannada movies including <em>Kaatera, Bheema, Krishnam Pranaya Sakhi, Saptha Sagaradaache Ello, Taragu Palya, Avathaara Purusha-2</em> and others.</p><p>They can also indulge in nostalgia through the ten 'old is gold'-hit Kannada movies including Dr Rajkumar's <em>Gandhada Gudi</em>, Shankar Nag's <em>Minchina Vota</em>, Srinath's <em>Manasa Sarovara</em>, Puneeth Rajkumar's <em>Bhaktha Prahlada</em>, Shivarajkumar's <em>Om</em>, Ravichandran's <em>Prema Lokha</em> and others.</p><p>Six children's movies will also be screened including <em>Doopada Makkalu, Gurudakshine, Mankuthimmana Kagga, Moogajjana Koli, Naanu ivala Abhimani and Taekwondo Girl</em>.</p><p>A Cine Photo expo will also be hosted, showcasing rare pics of milestones of Cinema Industry at the Inox premises during the fest.</p><p>The expo will be launched by Sumana Kittooru, director of <em>Kirugoorina Gayyaaligalu</em>.</p><p>In order to encourage youth, a short movie contest was held as part of the Fest. Actor and Mandya Ramesh will distribute prizes to first, second and third prize winners, best film Editor, best Cinematographer selected in the contest on October 10.</p><p>They had received 72 short films including 63 Kannada, four Tamil, one Hindi, one Lambani, one Kodava and two silent movies.</p><p>Ten best short films will be screened including <em>99</em> by Kanaka Raj Balasubramanyam, <em>Lakshmi</em> directed by Abhijith Purohith, <em>Polar</em> by Dileep Kumar, <em>Raaj Ammu</em> by Jeevan Gowda, <em>Satpatha</em> by Raghu Nayak, <em>Threads of Destiny.. a happy discovery</em> by Sooraj R Shankar, <em>Trikaalam</em> by Staney Joyson, <em>Unwanted Kid</em> by S P Pavan, <em>Varthakalli</em> by Kritarth Mandekuttanda, <em>Yaare Nee Yaare</em> by Ashok Raj.</p><p>Short film by Chidanand S Nayak-'<em>Sunflowers were the first ones know</em>', which bagged Best movie award in 77th Cannes film fest will be also screened.</p><p>There will be special screening of movies for Mahouts and Kaavaadis of Dasara Elephants and physically challenged.</p><p>People can avail the tickets at Varthabhavan office on Dhanvanthri road from September 26 to October 10.</p><p>For details one can contact 7892543852 and pages of MyDFF 2023 on Facebook and Instagram.</p>
<p>Mysuru: Take your pick among the 112 popular, national and international award-winning movies set to be screened during the seven-day <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/mysuru">Mysuru</a> Dasara film festival with just Rs 500 from October 4 to October 10.</p><p>Students and senior citizens can watch them just at Rs 300. A day pass for the 12 movies screened daily can also be availed for just Rs 100.</p><p>The fest is will be held across four screens in 2 multiplexes- One at the DRC cinemas in BM Habitat Mall and three in Inox in Mall of Mysore.</p>.Along with Jamboo Savari, drone show will be held at Mysuru Dasara.<p>DCF (territorial) and Deputy Special Officer Dasara Film Fest K N Basavaraju conveyed the above information at a press meet in Mysuru on Tuesday.</p><p>He said that, the fest is hosted in memory of late actor, producer Dwarakish. His son Yogeesh will be honoured during the inaugural ceremony of the fest at KSOU Convocation hall on October 3.</p><p>Three movies of Dwarakeesh-Mayor Muttanna, Gurushishyaru and Prachanda Kulla will be screened during the fest.</p><p>In memory of actor and popular anchor Aparna, her movie Masanada Hoovu will also be screened.</p><p>Chief Minister Siddaramaiah will inaugurate the fest, in which actors Ramesh Aravind, Daali Dhananjaya, Sapthami Gowda, Sharanya Shetty and Akshitha Bhopaiah will participate.</p><p>A comedy and entertainment event by actor and director Sadhu Kokila and team will be held prior to the inauguration, Basavaraju said.</p><p>He added that, as many as 29 Indian movies including <em>Anna, Dunki, Fukrey-3</em>, and 15 foreign films will be screened. Aside from them, movies of all scheduled languages of India, tribal languages including Jaintia, Bodos, Kodava and Arebashe dialect of Kannada will also be screened.</p><p>Seven movies directed by women will also be screened including <em>Gorai Phakhri</em> directed by Rajni Basumatary, <em>Ka Chithi</em> directed by Simi Khongtiang, <em>Laapatta Ladies</em> by Kiran Rao, <em>Soorarai Pottru</em> by Sudha Kongara, <em>Suma the flower</em> by Rashmi and <em>Elaha</em> by Milena Aboyanz, Basavaraju said.</p><p>During the fest people can enjoy 36 latest Kannada movies including <em>Kaatera, Bheema, Krishnam Pranaya Sakhi, Saptha Sagaradaache Ello, Taragu Palya, Avathaara Purusha-2</em> and others.</p><p>They can also indulge in nostalgia through the ten 'old is gold'-hit Kannada movies including Dr Rajkumar's <em>Gandhada Gudi</em>, Shankar Nag's <em>Minchina Vota</em>, Srinath's <em>Manasa Sarovara</em>, Puneeth Rajkumar's <em>Bhaktha Prahlada</em>, Shivarajkumar's <em>Om</em>, Ravichandran's <em>Prema Lokha</em> and others.</p><p>Six children's movies will also be screened including <em>Doopada Makkalu, Gurudakshine, Mankuthimmana Kagga, Moogajjana Koli, Naanu ivala Abhimani and Taekwondo Girl</em>.</p><p>A Cine Photo expo will also be hosted, showcasing rare pics of milestones of Cinema Industry at the Inox premises during the fest.</p><p>The expo will be launched by Sumana Kittooru, director of <em>Kirugoorina Gayyaaligalu</em>.</p><p>In order to encourage youth, a short movie contest was held as part of the Fest. Actor and Mandya Ramesh will distribute prizes to first, second and third prize winners, best film Editor, best Cinematographer selected in the contest on October 10.</p><p>They had received 72 short films including 63 Kannada, four Tamil, one Hindi, one Lambani, one Kodava and two silent movies.</p><p>Ten best short films will be screened including <em>99</em> by Kanaka Raj Balasubramanyam, <em>Lakshmi</em> directed by Abhijith Purohith, <em>Polar</em> by Dileep Kumar, <em>Raaj Ammu</em> by Jeevan Gowda, <em>Satpatha</em> by Raghu Nayak, <em>Threads of Destiny.. a happy discovery</em> by Sooraj R Shankar, <em>Trikaalam</em> by Staney Joyson, <em>Unwanted Kid</em> by S P Pavan, <em>Varthakalli</em> by Kritarth Mandekuttanda, <em>Yaare Nee Yaare</em> by Ashok Raj.</p><p>Short film by Chidanand S Nayak-'<em>Sunflowers were the first ones know</em>', which bagged Best movie award in 77th Cannes film fest will be also screened.</p><p>There will be special screening of movies for Mahouts and Kaavaadis of Dasara Elephants and physically challenged.</p><p>People can avail the tickets at Varthabhavan office on Dhanvanthri road from September 26 to October 10.</p><p>For details one can contact 7892543852 and pages of MyDFF 2023 on Facebook and Instagram.</p>