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'Billa' gets U/A

  • IndiaGlitz, [Wednesday,June 24 2015]

The last film in Kannada of director cum producer Ramnarayan (of 125 films) Billa' has come out with censor board. It has got U/A certificate and all set for early release.

A film by Thenandaal films Billa' has cinematography from Mamani, Shyam music, Sriram editing, Mahavishnu dialogues, Dwaraki Raghav songs.

An action packed love story stars Krishna Dev, Anjana, Shravanth, Amir, Jai Jagadish, Sudharani, Ashok, Bhavya, Ramesh Bhat, Ravindranath, Nakul, Padmaja Rao and others.

This is the film with thrills happens in one day. 50 percent of shoot was done in High Way road and remaining in forest. Graphics attain importance, there is a Cheetah sharing screen space, new villain Amir has taken training in stunts to appear for this film Billa'.

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