Harmukh: A Film Uniting Kashmir And Karnataka Through 'Pure Emotion'

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Harmukh, a Kashmiri-Kannada film, bridges two cultures with authentic performances, no dubbing, and heartfelt storytelling, symbolising unity, emotion, and spiritual connection.

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00:00Music

00:06Music

00:12Music

00:14Music

00:18Music

00:24Music

00:28oh

00:58Now I'll get you on the line

01:00Now I'll get you on the line

01:04Now I'll get you on the line

01:08But tell me the situation is not the point

01:11So better say more real if I love you than I can hear

01:15Kharobok, Stanin Kapolska, Obrosha, Lord Sweet Daddy

01:21You're not making your dream

01:28Oh my baby, Kharoboss, Sudoka

01:49Oh, baby

01:53It was a great experience.

02:22We have called them the great artists and the prominent artists here.

02:32This was a song for both of us, which was our culture and our culture.

02:40This culture was the most important part of the culture.

02:45I also worked in the Kanan.

02:48The Kanan at the Kanan at the time of the Kanan at the time of the time of the Kanan.

02:52The Kanan at the time of the Kanan at the time of the Kanan.

02:57This was a song that I was very proud of.

03:02I don't know how to do this film.

03:05It was a very difficult time.

03:08I had to shoot the first film in the early days.

03:13This is the third wave cinema. I will say commercial cinema.

03:16The third wave cinema is where we have both cultures.

03:20Because we call unity and diversity.

03:23So this is an example of unity and diversity.

03:28What we are experiencing today is this act.

03:32We want to tell the whole country that Kashmir culture,

03:37our family, our family, our family.

03:42We want to tell them how people,

03:44the outside people,

03:46they love and love them.

03:48So this is the purpose of total culture,

03:51that there is a message.

03:54And our culture,

03:56we project it with a right.

03:58There are many films here.

04:00There are many shootings here.

04:02But the right culture,

04:04Kashmir culture,

04:05which we project here.

04:06I feel like I can't believe.

04:09This is our first choice.

04:11This is in Karnad and Kashmirakash.

04:13It's our culture and this culture.

04:16We also project over here.

04:18This is the same culture.

04:20We have both opponents,

04:34I have no idea, but we have learned this way, we have learned the current language, and we have not done it with others.

04:42If I have worked in current language, I have learned the current language.

04:46I have learned the current language.

04:50This was a new experience for them and for us.

04:55We have hard to understand these different cultures.

04:57I think that in the future, we are learning the world and we are learning the world.

05:10We are learning the world.

05:14We have two friends between Karnadak and Kishmira.

05:16There are many other people.

05:18We have two friends from Karnataka and here in Kishmir.

05:22Karnataka is transferred to Kriks.

05:24She is here in my house.

05:26We get to meet one another.

05:30We become one family.

05:33And the story of this family continues.

05:35I won't tell you about the story.

05:37We will see the film.

05:39And I feel like this is the last time.

05:42When you watch the whole film, you will like it.

05:45Look, the story line of this film is very good.

05:49The content of this film is a story line.

05:53The story line of this film is very low.

05:57Because in the past few months,

06:01we are going to our country.

06:03It is a story line.

06:05It is a story line.

06:07It is a story line.

06:09It is a story line.

06:11And people are looking at the plot points.

06:16It is a universe line.

06:17If it happens in film,

06:19it is a story line.

06:20And the story line is written.

06:22The director of this film,

06:23Akshof Kachab.

06:24So the screenplay is written.

06:26And the général of her missus.

06:28It is written on screenplay.

06:30So, the star cast is definitely the star cast when we are sitting here.

06:35I was also one of the panelists and I was also in the panel.

06:38So, we have made a proposal that we have to create two languages.

06:43The first film of Kashmir was made in Kashmir and also in Kashmir.

06:50So, we will say that it is a combined film of two new sizes.

06:56It is combined with characters, actors, technicians.

07:02We have worked here and they have worked here.

07:05So, if we talk about a technical team, there is a combined film.

07:09We will do a combined film in acting.

07:11And the most important thing is that the film was written in Kanad.

07:14So, we had to translate it on set.

07:18You will do this film.

07:20Inshallah, people will enjoy this film.

07:23There are characters and actors.

07:26The actors, Kashmiri actors, said Kanad.

07:30The Kanad actors, said Kashmiri.

07:32There is no dubbing.

07:33They are called him.

07:35The director of his director is Ashok Kashab Ji.

07:37Ashok Kashab Ji has no compromise.

07:40If you are Kashmir, then you have to speak Kashmiri.

07:44If you are Kashmiri, then you can speak Kashmiri.

07:48We have called Kashmiri with Kashmiri.

07:51We have called Kashmiri with Kashmiri.

07:54This is the most important part of this film.

07:57As many characters, there is no dubbing.

07:59There is no dubbing.

08:00There is no dubbing.

08:01But there is no dubbing.

08:03He has used the dubbing.

08:04He has used the word from his mouth.

08:06He has used the word of Kashmiri.

08:08Kanad's version will go here.

08:09He will go here.

08:10He will go here to Bangalore.

08:11He will go here.

08:13And Kashmiri's version will go here.

08:15You will see that Kanad's actor,

08:18Kashmiri has said Kashmiri very well.

08:20He has said that he has made the truth and how beautiful it is.

08:22I will see that Kanad's version will be done.

08:28You will see that Kanad's version will be done.

08:34We will see that Kanad's version will be done.

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