This is the 100 days season in Kannada filmdom. 'Anna Thangi' has completed 100 days first now it is 'Nenapirali' that is completing 100 days and very soon 'Rama Shama Bhama' will be completing 100 days. To top it all 'Jogi' has completed the silver jubilee run a few weeks back.

Superstar Shivrajkumar and Radhika starring 'Anna Thangi' is celebrating 100th day celebration at Chowdaiah Memorial Hall on Saturday evening. It is a specially designed invitation. The pass is printed on a duplicate 100 rupees note size. For the memento distribution evening the Karnataka information department commissioner K.V.Ravindranath Tagore, KFCC President H.D.Gangaraj, B.Z.Jameer Ahmed Khan, legislator from Chamrajpet constituency, superstars Upendra, Puneeth Rajkumar and Raghavendra Rajkumar are attending this gala function.

'Anna Thangi' produced by Prabhakar has earned rich dividends for the producer who has produced this film after eight years of gap. Hamsalekha has given the lovely tunes for this film while Saiprakash is the director of this tearjerker Kannada film.

In 24 theatres in Karnataka 'Anna Thangi' has completed 100 days run.

'Nenapirali' the debut of producer Ajay Gowda and director Rathnaja a musical entertainer has reached the break even point for the first time producer. Eleven centers in Karnataka are asking for the film 'Nenapirali' that crawled in the beginning to reach to this position.

Director Rathnaja thrilled with this success is meeting the media friends with a thanks giving letter. It seems he has also handed over the old stock of sweet packet from Shanthi Sagar Hotel to some of his media friends.

Meanwhile there is a joke going on after Rathnaja visited all the newspaper offices. For the 100 days film 'Nenapirali' he has given 100 days old sweets.

'Rama Shama Bhama' the first of the 15 films of producer K.Manju that earned good results for him in the next week is completing 100 days. The comeback film of Ulaganayaka Kamal Hassan the debut direction of Ramesh Aravind has been received very well all over Karnataka.

Three cheers to Kannada filmdom.