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Chethan Mundadi

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Chethan Mundadi is an Indian filmmaker and art director known for his work in Tulu and Kannada cinema.[1]

Yearsactive2003–present
NotableworkMadipu (2017)
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Chethan Mundadi
Years active2003–present
Notable workMadipu (2017)
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Career

Chethan Mundadi worked as an art director for several Kannada films and television shows including Kariya (2003), Apthamithra (2004), SaReGaMaPa and Comedy Khiladigalu. He made his debut as a director with the Tulu film Madipu (2017), which was screened at the Bengaluru International Film Festival.[2] The film won the National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Tulu and the Karnataka State Film Award for Best Regional Film.[3][4] His next film was the Kannada film Varnapatala (2020), which is based on autism and won the Karnataka State Film Award for Second Best Film.[5][6][7]

He has since worked on two unreleased films including Pravesha, based on cow vigilantism, and Bhavapoorna.[8][9][10] He was also briefly attached to a Kannada-Tulu bilingual film starring Pruthvi Ambaar although the film did not enter production.[11]

Filmography

As film director

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2017 Madipu Tulu
2020 Varnapatala Kannada
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As an art director

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2003 Kariya Kannada
2004 Apthamithra
SaReGaMaPa
Comedy Khiladigalu
2009 House Full
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