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Kannada Film ‘Gumti’ Celebrates The Culture And Traditions Of Kudubi Tribe

The unit of Kannada film ‘Gumti’ has released a melodious track called ‘Haduva Hakki’. Directed by Sandesh Shetty Ajri, who also stars in the film, 'Gumti' portrays the Kudubi tribe's life on Karnataka's coast. With a cast led by Vaishnavi Nadig, the film is produced by Vikas S Shetty featuring cinematography by Anish D'Souza.
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The film team of Kannada film 'Gumti'.

Several Kannada films in the past have depicted the rich cultural heritage, traditions and lives of coastal regions in Karnataka. However, Rishab Shetty's Pan India blockbuster Kantara put the spotlight on it, especially exploring folklore and cultural practices in the region. Gumti is the latest addition to it but focuses on the Kudubi tribe.
The title Gumti refers to a traditional instrument of the Kudubi community, reflecting the film’s focus on the clash between tradition and modernity.

Portrayal Of Kudubi’s Tribe

The song Haduva Hakki is performed by Mehboob Sab and composed by Dundi Mohan. Directed by Sandesh Shetty Ajri, known for his previous works Kattale Kone and Inamdar has also written the story and screenplay for Gumti also plays the lead role in the film.
During the recent song release event, the film crew shared insights about the song and the film. Director and lead actor Sandesh Shetty Ajri explained that Gumti is an artistic portrayal of the Kudubi tribe's life on the Karnataka's coastal regions. Kudubi, a tribal community are also known as Kudumi, Kudumbi, and Kunabi.
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Gumti Cast And Crew

The cast includes Vaishnavi Nadig as Malli, a Kudubi girl, along with Ranjan Chhatrapati, Karan Kunder, Yash Acharya, Prabhakara Kunder, Raghu Pandeshwar, Chetana Nailadi, Chitrakala, Noor Ahmed, and Swaraj Lakshmi in significant roles.
Produced by Vikas S Shetty under Tasmay Productions, Gumti features cinematography by Anish D'Souza and editing by Shivraj Mehu.
Shooting of Gumti took place for over 30 days across Udupi, Kundapur, Karwar, Shirsi, Hubli, Dharwad, Belgaum, Solapur, and the Western Ghats.
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