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2003 Indian film From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Hey Nan Bheeshma Kano[a] (transl. Hey, I'm Bheeshma, dude) is a 2003 Indian Kannada-language drama film directed by Surya and produced by Pramod Chakravarthy, who costars in the film alongside Devaraj, Prema, and Tara.

Directed bySurya
Written bySunil Parameshwar
Ramesh Raj
Produced byV. Srinivas
Starring
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Hey Nan Bheeshma Kano
Directed bySurya
Written bySunil Parameshwar
Ramesh Raj
Produced byV. Srinivas
Starring
CinematographyR. Giri
Edited byK. Narasayya
Music bySongs:
Chaitanya
Score:
Ramesh Krishnan
Production
company
Sri Lakshmidurga Movie Makers
Release date
  • 14 March 2003 (2003-03-14)
CountryIndia
LanguageKannada
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Production

The film started as a low-budget film in mid-2001. However after Sripad, a computer graphic artist, showed the director Surya the looks of the Bheeshma (Devaraj) and Lakshmi (Tara) characters, Surya decided to make a high-budget production. The film was produced by Pramod Chakravarthy under his birth name Srinivas. Bheeshma in the film is not based on Bhishma from the Mahabharata but has similar characteristics and is a liquor king who fights injustice in the world around him.[1]

Devaraj, who was in his 40s, and Tara, who was in her 30s, wore makeup to look 80 and 70-years-old, respectively. Anil, a make up artist who worked on several Tamil films such as Hey Ram (2000), and Citizen (2001) and Aalavandhan (2001), did the makeup, which took four hours to complete. All of the makeup accessories were obtained locally and from London. The make up expenses were ₹33 lakh. Depending on whether the temperature is humid, the makeup would have to be redone again within a single day. The film was scheduled to shoot for 35 days.[1]

Soundtrack

The music was composed by L. N. Shastri.[2]

Reception

A critic from Viggy.com wrote, it "Is a must see film if you want to see the maturity level of Devaraj's acting and him in action".[2]

Notes

  1. Alternatively spelt as Ai Nan Bheeshma Kano.[1]

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