Pavan Bhat

Ranchi, a Kannada film directed by Shashikanth Gatti, takes audiences on a riveting journey as a struggling filmmaker delves into a seemingly innocuous Railway documentary project, only to unravel a well-oiled crime syndicate. Led by Prabhu Mundkur and Divya Uruduga, the film seamlessly blends elements of suspense, crime, and documentary storytelling.

This is the first Indian film which is wholly based on the life of a film editor. Tonally, the film narrates a young man's (editor's) life, whose dreams are unusual, in a comical and entertaining way.. This film subtly puts across a message that success has no certain set of rules which have to be followed in life to achieve it. We don't necessarily have to excel in academics, get a good job, handsome salary etc. Success lies in happiness and in being able to do what we want in life.

A hotel cashier turned lawyer, Bharath Hanumanth, navigates his early career in a small law firm while defending Niveditha in a high-stakes courtroom case. He faces off against his former mentor in a story exploring justice.