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Hombale Films primarily produces movies in Kannada and has been in the limelight ever since Prashanth Neel directed KGF 1 became a big hit. It was followed by KGF2 getting a bigger response and now Rishabh Shetty's Kantara has managed to break all the records across the country.
Apart from these films, over the last few years, Hombale has produced some other blockbusters for the Sandalwood film industry which later on were also released in other regional languages.
Now, most of these movies are available on OTT and you can watch them during your leisure time.
Ninnindale on MX Player
Ninnindale is a romantic comedy directed by Telugu’s popular director Jayanth C. Paranjpe and stars Puneeth Rajkumar and Erica Fernandes in the lead. The story is about Vicky, a New York-based young boy who meets Pramila, a girl new to NYC and struggling to get a good job there. The story is a roller coaster ride in which Vicky tries to find a suitable groom for Pramila but ends up falling in love and marrying her in the end. The movie was a big hit.
Masterpiece on Netflix/Disney Plus Hotstar
This Kannada movie stars KGF fame Yash and Shanvi Srivastava in the lead. The story revolves around Yuva, his mother Durga, and his girlfriend. While Durga always wanted him to become a good Samaritan and as a child always told him stories of great leaders like Subhash Chandra Bose, Yuva is exactly the opposite of it. Masterpiece is about how Yuva falls into the trap of gangsters while saving his girlfriend.
Raajakumara on Disney Plus Hotstar/MX Player
The movie has a stellar star cast including Prakash Raj, and Ananth Nag while Puneeth Rajkumar and Priya Anand have played the lead role. It was one of the biggest hits of the Sandalwood industry and the first Kannada movie to complete more than 6000 shows in multiplexes and theaters.
Yuvarathnaa on Amazon Prime Video
The pair of Puneeth Rajkumar and Prakash Raj once again shared the screen in this movie which also stars Sayyeshaa as the female lead. Yuvarathnaa throws light on the growing competition in the field of education and how failure is forcing youngsters to commit suicide. It also revolves around other criminal aspects that have now become an integral part of many private colleges including free hand to goons and supply of drugs among students.
