If
sources
are
to
believe,
Puneet
Rajkumar's
Jackie
and
Sudeep's
Kichcha
Huchcha
are
all
set
to
face
off
at
the
Sandalwood
Box
Office.
It
is
said
that
both
the
Kannada
films
are
releasing
on
15th
October.
The
bosses
of
the
movies
are
making
efforts
to
book
all
important
threatres
across
the
state.
Especially
there
is
a
tough
competition
to
book
the
theatres
like
Santosh
and
Narthaki
in
Bangalore.
The
big-budget
movie
Jackie,
which
is
the
most-expected
movie
of
the
year,
has
been
directed
by
Duniya
fame
Suri
and
produced
by
Raghavendra
Rajkumar.
Starring
Puneet
Rajkumar
and
Bhavana
in
the
leads,
the
movie
has
been
shot
in
the
beautiful
locations
of
Somwarpet,
Kushalnagar,
Bangalore
and
Mysore.
A
few
song
sequences
have
been
shot
in
African
nations
like
Namibia
and
Austria.
The
film
has
five
songs
and
all
have
been
written
by
Yogaraj
Bhat.
The
music
of
the
film
was
released
in
August
and
songs
like
'Shiva
Antha
Goguthidde...',
'Edavatha
Aithu...',
sung
by
Puneet,
and
title
track
'Jackie...'
have
already
become
very
popular
and
created
lot
of
curiosity
among
the
audience.
Moreover,
the
distribution
rights
of
the
film
are
said
to
have
been
sold
for
more
than
Rs.
10
crores.
The
bosses
of
the
film
say
that
it
will
set
a
new
record
in
Sandalwood.
Another
Kannada
movie
Kichcha
Huchcha
has
been
directed
Gurudatt
and
produced
by
K
Manju.
The
film
features
Sudeep
and
Ramya
in
the
lead
roles.
V
Harikrishna
has
composed
music,
which
was
released
at
a
grand
function
in
the
Capitol
Hotel
Bangalore
in
the
last
week
of
August.
It
is
remake
of
hit
Tamil
movie
Chiththiram
Pesudadi
and
the
producer
hopes
that
its
remake
in
Kannada
will
also
do
very
well
at
the
Box
Office.
However,
both
Sudeep
and
Puneet
Rajkumar
are
leading
actors
of
Kannada
film
industry.
Earlier,
Puneet's
movies
like
Namma
Basava
and
Milana
had
faced
a
tough
competition
from
Upendra's
Auto
Shankar
and
Anatharu,
but
they
were
successful
at
the
Box
Office.
But
now
Gandhinagar
pandits
are
keeping
their
finger
crossed
whether
Jackie
will
face
the
competition
from
Kichcha
Huchcha
and
rock
at
the
collection
centres.