Halad Rusali Kunku Hasala (2025)

Krishna is a brave and deeply connected village girl who truly represents the essence of rural life—honest, hardworking, and steeped in tradition. On the other hand, Dushyant, a modern city guy, steps into her village with his own set of assumptions, creating a stark contrast between his urban sophistication and Krishna's down-to-earth simplicity.
Their paths cross dramatically when Dushyant's car breaks down in Krishna’s village. At first, their interactions are filled with tension and misunderstanding: Krishna is wary of him, while Dushyant perceives her as naive and stuck in her ways. However, as they are compelled to spend time together—through village traditions, family gatherings, and shared obstacles—their views start to change.
Beneath this cultural clash lies a beautiful story of understanding and personal growth. Krishna’s strong bond with her land and her authentic nature slowly chip away at Dushyant’s defenses, while he introduces her to fresh ideas and viewpoints from the city. Together, they navigate a complex landscape of tradition, love, and transformation.