A Kannada OTT platform to promote films from Karnakata
The Hindu
Called Katte, this platform will include Konkani and Tulu films along with music, theatre and games from every district of the state
Do we need yet another OTT platform? Yes, say the Jugaari Brothers — actors Arvinda and Avinash Diwakar. The duo, grandchildren of the late Kannada actor, Naramsimharaju, has launched Katte, an OTT platform. “This will promote all the dialects of Karnataka, besides, theatre, cinema, music, games and quizes,” explains Avinash, who is also a successful producer-director- singer-composer.
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