Girish
Kasaravalli
has
found
a
new
way
to
release
his
National
Award
winning
Gulabi
Talkies
to
a
wider
audience.
The
film
will
be
screened
in
the
coastal
villages
of
Karnataka
with
the
help
of
NGOs.
Apparently,
the
film
is
based
on
happening
in
a
village
near
the
coast.
The
DVDs
and
prints
of
the
film
will
be
distributed
to
NGOs
who
in
turn
will
arrange
free
screening.
The
film
tells
the
story
of
Gulabi
who
faces
harsh
treatment
from
villagers
because
she
is
a
Muslim.
One
day,
she
brings
a
television
set
home.
First,
the
neighbourhood
children
arrive
to
watch
the
television
they
are
slowly
followed
by
the
elders,
thus
helping
Gulabi
to
get
accepted
in
the
society.