Rakshit
Shetty
was
last
seen
in
his
blockbuster
film
Kirik
Party.
The
actor
stayed
away
from
the
Silver
Screen
for
a
while.
After
a
hiatus,
he
is
returning
to
cinemas
with
his
next,
Avane
Srimannarayana.
He's
playing
the
role
of
a
cop
in
the
film
and
is
paired
opposite
Shanvi
Srivastava.
Rakshit's
fans
had
been
eagerly
waiting
to
learn
when
the
movie
would
be
out.
Producer
Pushkara
Mallikarjunaiah
has
confirmed
that
Avane
Srimannarayana
will
hit
theatres
in
August.
He
told
Times
of
India,
"Five
days
of
work
on
the
green
mat
portions
will
begin
at
a
studio
on
Friday.
The
editing
is
complete,
and
only
some
patchwork
and
11
minutes
of
shoot
is
left
to
be
canned.
So,
considering
the
amount
of
work
we
have
left,
we
will
be
releasing
the
film
in
August."
This
film
has
also
set
a
new
record.
Usually,
Kannada
movies
are
completed
in
30
to
40
days.
If
the
film
happens
to
be
of
a
big
budget,
then
the
shoot
may
extend
up
to
150
days.
Until
Avane
Srimannarayana,
160
days
was
the
longest
duration
taken
to
shoot
a
movie
completely.
However,
producer
of
Rakshit
Shetty's
forthcoming
film
has
confirmed
that
Avane
Srimannarayana
was
shot
for
200
days.
He
told
in
an
interview,
"Usually,
the
movie's
songs
will
be
given
more
importance
for
shooting.
But
we
decided
to
shoot
the
whole
picture
as
exclusive.
Each
shot
is
unique,
which
contains
more
details.
The
movie
will
be
released
in
different
languages,
so
we
shot
in
a
way
it
should
reach
all
kinds
of
audience."