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10 Aug 2024

Gopilola (ಗೋಪಿಲೋಲ) (2024)

Gopilola is a 2024 Kannada drama directed by R. Ravindra and produced by S. R. Sanathkumar under Sukruthi Chitralaya. Manjunath Arasu, also the co-producer, stars with Nimisha K. Chandra. The film combines a village love story with a farmer’s efforts to promote natural farming. Keshava Chandra wrote the screenplay and dialogues, with music by Midhun Ashokan and background score by Rakesh Acharya. It released on 4 October 2024.

Gopilola — official film artwork
Kannada titleಗೋಪಿಲೋಲ
Released4 Oct 2024
DirectorR. Ravindra
StarringManjunath Arasu, Nimisha K. Chandra, Jhanvi, S. Narayan, Saptagiri
MusicMidhun Ashokan
ProductionSukruthi Chitralaya
GenreKannada drama

Our Namma Sandalwood pages published 2 posts about Gopilola from 2024-08-02 to 2024-08-10. We publish every attribution, large or small, so the numbers on this site stay auditable. Figures come post by post from the Meta Graph API.

Gopilola: quick answers

When did Gopilola release?

Gopilola released on 4 Oct 2024.

Who directed Gopilola?

Gopilola is directed by R. Ravindra.

Who is in the cast of Gopilola?

Gopilola stars Manjunath Arasu, Nimisha K. Chandra, Jhanvi, S. Narayan, Saptagiri.

Who produced Gopilola?

Gopilola is produced under Sukruthi Chitralaya.

Who composed the music for Gopilola?

The music of Gopilola is by Midhun Ashokan.

Gopilola: official trailer

From the makers' and music labels' official YouTube channels. Each plays from youtube-nocookie.com when you tap it.

Gopilola: official trailer
Trailer · Sukruthi Music · 22 Sep 2024

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