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RangiTaranga to re-release after a decade
The New Indian Express Bengaluru
|June 28, 2025
Director Anup Bhandari and the cast and crew reflect on the film's reception, its record-breaking run a decade ago, and its upcoming return to theatres
DECADE after its sensational debut, the 2015 Kannada thriller Rangi Taranga is returning to the big screen. Directed by Anup Bhandari and produced by HK Prakash, the film is set for a re-release on July 4, to take people on a nostalgic ride.
Alongside director Anup Bhandari, Rangi Taranga's cast and crew gathered to share memories from its making and reflect on its lasting impact.
Anup Bhandari, who transitioned from international short films to feature filmmaking, still expresses surprise over the film's unprecedented success. "When we released it in 2015, some people doubted if we would even recover our poster expenses. But the audience stood by us. Despite releasing alongside Baahubali and
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