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	'''''B V Karanth:Baba''''' [[Kannada]]: (ಬಿ ವಿ ಕಾರಂತ:ಬಾಬ), is a biographical [[Kannada ~~language~~\|Kannada-language]] [[~~feature~~ film~~\|feature]]-length [[documentary~~]] ~~film~~ on the life and times of [[BV Karanth]], the man whose influenced Post Independence Modern Indian theater, the most.		'''''B V Karanth:Baba''''' [[Kannada]]: (ಬಿ ವಿ ಕಾರಂತ:ಬಾಬ), is a biographical [[Kannada\|Kannada-language]] [[documentary film]] on the life and times of [[BV Karanth]], the man whose influenced Post Independence Modern Indian theater, the most.

	The film is directed [[Ramchandra P. N.]] and the producer is [[Films Division]], an organisation under the [[Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (India)\|Ministry of Information and Broadcasting]], [[Government of India]]. The film bases itself on [[B V Karanth]]'s autobiography ''Illiralaare, Allige Hogalaare'' (I Can't stay here, I won't go there) in [[Kannada]] language compiled by well known Kannada writer [[Vaidehi (Kannada writer)\|Vaidehi]].		The film is directed [[Ramchandra P. N.]] and the producer is [[Films Division]], an organisation under the [[Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (India)\|Ministry of Information and Broadcasting]], [[Government of India]]. The film bases itself on [[B V Karanth]]'s autobiography ''Illiralaare, Allige Hogalaare'' (I Can't stay here, I won't go there) in [[Kannada]] language compiled by well known Kannada writer [[Vaidehi (Kannada writer)\|Vaidehi]].

	==~~Plot~~==		==Synopsis==
	B V Karanth runs away as a child from his house in Babukodi in [[Karnataka]] to learn music in [[Mysore]]; instead he joins [[Gubbi Company]], a professional theater company run by the legendary theater and film personality [[Gubbi Veeranna]]. Quest for knowledge first takes him to [[Banaras]] in North India where he learns [[Hindi]] language and Indian classical music and then to [[Delhi]] where he joins the second batch of the theater course at the [[National School of Drama]]. He later travels all over India conducting workshops and training people in modern theater. Films beckon him and his films gain critical acclaim and awards in [[India]]. He returns to Delhi to head the [[National School of Drama]]. Restlessness leads him to Bhopal in [[Madhya Pradesh]] where he starts the Rang Mandal, a professional theater repository for the [[Bharat Bhavan]] under the Government of [[Madhya Pradesh]]. He returned to Mysore to start the [[Rangayana]], yet another theater repertory, this time Kannada language based. [[B V Karanth]] continues to work till his death due to cancer in 2002.		B V Karanth runs away as a child from his house in Babukodi in [[Karnataka]] to learn music in [[Mysore]]; instead he joins [[Gubbi Company]], a professional theater company run by the legendary theater and film personality [[Gubbi Veeranna]]. Quest for knowledge first takes him to [[Banaras]] in North India where he learns [[Hindi]] language and Indian classical music and then to [[Delhi]] where he joins the second batch of the theater course at the [[National School of Drama]]. He later travels all over India conducting workshops and training people in modern theater. Films beckon him and his films gain critical acclaim and awards in India. He returns to Delhi to head the [[National School of Drama]]. Restlessness leads him to Bhopal in [[Madhya Pradesh]] where he starts the Rang Mandal, a professional theater repository for the [[Bharat Bhavan]] under the Government of [[Madhya Pradesh]]. He returned to Mysore to start the [[Rangayana]], yet another theater repertory, this time Kannada language based. [[B V Karanth]] continues to work till his death due to cancer in 2002.

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	*Language: [[Kannada]]		*Language: [[Kannada]]
	*Country: [[India]]		*Country: India
	*Year: 2012		*Year: 2012
	*Format: Digital / Colour		*Format: Digital / Colour

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| producer = [[Films Division]]
| screenplay = [[Ramchandra P. N.]]
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| cinematography = Sameer Mahajan
| editing = [[Ramchandra P. N.]]
| distributor = [[Films Division]]
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| runtime = 93 minutes
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'''''B V Karanth:Baba''''' [[Kannada]]: (ಬಿ ವಿ ಕಾರಂತ:ಬಾಬ), is a biographical [[Kannada language|Kannada-language]] [[feature film|feature]]-length [[documentary]] film on the life and times of [[BV Karanth]], the man whose influenced Post Independence Modern Indian theater, the most.

The film is directed [[Ramchandra P. N.]] and the producer is [[Films Division]], an organisation under the [[Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (India)|Ministry of Information and Broadcasting]], [[Government of India]]. The film bases itself on [[B V Karanth]]'s autobiography ''Illiralaare, Allige Hogalaare'' (I Can't stay here, I won't go there) in [[Kannada]] language compiled by well known Kannada writer [[Vaidehi (Kannada writer)|Vaidehi]].

==Plot==
B V Karanth runs away as a child from his house in Babukodi in [[Karnataka]] to learn music in [[Mysore]]; instead he joins [[Gubbi Company]], a professional theater company run by the legendary theater and film personality [[Gubbi Veeranna]]. Quest for knowledge first takes him to [[Banaras]] in North India where he learns [[Hindi]] language and Indian classical music and then to [[Delhi]] where he joins the second batch of the theater course at the [[National School of Drama]]. He later travels all over India conducting workshops and training people in modern theater. Films beckon him and his films gain critical acclaim and awards in [[India]]. He returns to Delhi to head the [[National School of Drama]]. Restlessness leads him to Bhopal in [[Madhya Pradesh]] where he starts the Rang Mandal, a professional theater repository for the [[Bharat Bhavan]] under the Government of [[Madhya Pradesh]]. He returned to Mysore to start the [[Rangayana]], yet another theater repertory, this time Kannada language based. [[B V Karanth]] continues to work till his death due to cancer in 2002.

==Production==
The film was shot in Babukodi, Puttur, Manchi, Mysore, Varanasi, New Delhi, Bhopal, Mysore, Heggodu and Udupi. The film features some of the contemporaries of [[B V Karanth]] like Paramashivam, Vishnuchandra Sharma, Kashinath Singh, Kuwarji Agrawal, Banushankar Metha, Ashok Vajpeyee, [[Girish Karnad]], [[Girish Kasaravalli]], Alaknandan, Prasanna, Na Ratna and J H Nayak. Chidambar Rao Jambe, Kirti Jain, Akshara, Raghunandana, K G Krishnamurty, Srinivas Bhat, Neelam Mansingh and T S Nagabharana and a host of other students of [[B V Karanth]] are also featured.
<blockquote>"Although it bases itself on BV Karanth's autobiography Illialaare, Allige Hogallare, the film introduces and then unfolds Karanth's life through a series of memories through the words of many of BV Karanth's colleagues, friends, relatives and students."</blockquote>(Source:Upperstall)<ref>[http://www.upperstall.com/films/2012/bv-karanth-baba Upperstall]</ref>

==Film specifications==
*Language: [[Kannada]]
*Country: [[India]]
*Year: 2012
*Format: Digital / Colour
*Sound: Stereo
*Durations: 93 mins
(Source: sonkfilms.com)<ref>{{Cite web |url=http://www.sonkfilms.com/BVKaranth.htm/ |title=Source: Sonk Films |access-date=25 October 2012 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160629090259/http://sonkfilms.com/BVKaranth.htm |archive-date=29 June 2016 |url-status=dead }}</ref>

==Crew==
*Producer: [[Films Division]]
*Cinematographer: Sameer Mahajan
*Sound Editing & Designing: Santosh Kumar
*Associate Director: Suresh Gujar
*Words: [[Vaidehi (Kannada writer)|Vaidehi]]
*Executive Producer, Screenplay, Editing and Direction: [[Ramchandra P. N.]]

==References==
{{Reflist}}

[[Category:Indian biographical films]]
[[Category:Indian documentary films]]
[[Category:Indian films]]
[[Category:2010s Kannada-language films]]
[[Category:2012 films]]
[[Category:Documentary films about theatre]]
[[Category:Theatre in India]]