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Kannada

Mahesh Gowda unveils poster for Bilichukki Hallihakki, a rom-com addressing vitiligo

This film marks a significant milestone in Indian cinema, as it features a character with vitiligo portrayed by an actor who has the condition.

Express News Service

Director and producer Mahesh Gowda, who also plays the lead has officially wrapped up filming for Bilichukki Hallihakki, entering the final stages of post-production with palpable excitement.

The anticipation surrounding this unique film is heightened by its innovative approach to the often-overlooked topic of vitiligo a skin condition that causes loss of pigmentation. In a festive nod to the spirit of Dasara, the team also released a special poster, captivating the attention of audiences.

This film marks a significant milestone in Indian cinema, as it features a character with vitiligo portrayed by an actor who has the condition. "For the first time, we're bringing this narrative to life in a way that resonates with authenticity," Mahesh explained, according to a press release. The storyline delves into the societal, familial, and personal challenges faced by those with vitiligo, all while delivering an engaging and entertaining rom-com experience.

Having vitiligo himself, Mahesh brings a deeply personal perspective to his role as Shiva. “Bilichukki Hallihakki offers a fresh lens on the relationships within our lives, balancing sensitivity with humour,” he shared. “This film combines heartfelt storytelling with a light-hearted tone, aiming to illuminate the realities of living with vitiligo while ensuring the story remains entertaining.”

Produced under the banner of Honudi Productions, the film has a musical score by Rio Antony and cinematography by Kiran CHM.

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