Puta 109
2018 Kannada-language film
Puta 109 is a 2018 Indian Kannada-language crime thriller directed by Dayal Padmanabhan and starring Naveen Krishna and Karthik Jayaram.
Synopsis
A police officer (Karthik Jayaram) comes to the residence of a crime novelist (Naveen Krishna) for investigation. The police officer has come to investigate the death of the Novelist's wife who was murdered recently. The Suspect list has everyone from the house maid to a family friend.
The crime novelist patiently answers all the questions but will the police officer get his answer or will it lead to more questions.
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Cast
Naveen Krishna as a novelist
Karthik Jayaram as a cop
Vaishnavi Chandran Menon
Anupama Gowda
Sri CrazyMindzz
Victory Vasu
Production
The film was shot within a week.
Soundtrack
The music is composed by RS Ganesh Narayanan. The title track was rendered by Ranjith and Divya Kupuswamy.
Reception
A critic from The Times of India opined that "Puta 109 is a commendable effort, given how the film tries to tread unexplored territories in the Kannada film industry".
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