Red Alert (2015 film)
2015 Indian film
Red Alert is a 2015 Indian action drama film co-written and directed by Chandra Mahesh. The film stars H. H. Mahadev, Anjana Menon, Suman and Vinod Kumar Alva. The film was simultaneously shot in Kannada, Malayalam and Telugu with the Malayalam version titled as High Alert. All three versions featured a slightly different supporting cast.
Plot
Four boys from the city come to watch the massive Ganesha immersion. What turn did their lives take forms the rest of the story.
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Production
Director Chandra Mahesh initially proposed his script to Suresh Reddy of 6TV Telangana, but Reddy was busy at the time and was unable to produce the film so Chandra Mahesh sought out a different producer. The film began production on 15 March 2014. The film was shot in four languages namely Kannada, Malayalam, Telugu and Tamil, although the Tamil version Chennai Nagaram was never released. This film marked the debut of H. H. Mahadev, who was also the producer's son.
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