Shri Basant Kumar Patil || Professional Profile

Basantkumar Patil Y.R.Patil Kadamrikar, Belagavi, Pride of North Karnataka Film Industry

A thought came to me after I had recently finished writing the novel ‘Tyagashree’ about Sirasangi Lingaraja, who donated his everything for the sake of poor students. “Is there anyone like this now?’ That is. Then the sheets of Mr. Basant Kumar Patil’s introduction on the table caught my eye. Mr. Basantakumar Patil, who did not sacrifice his everything, donated large amounts for education, enlightened the lives of poor students, established several enterprises and provided generous sustenance to the many unemployed. But without paying attention to his charitable and entrepreneurial works, the fact that he was a film producer and actor did not come to light. This article is in the background of the intention to bring all his good deeds to light.

The magical world of film where you shoot in light and watch sitting in the dark is strange. If so many people come up here, so many people will act in 200 to 300 films, but they still don’t have their own home. Some others get crores in the name of fortune and become millionaires, pour lakhs into their bathroom and build a house like a palace. The audience is the God of those who appear on the silver screen, but the directors, producers, who have worked hard to create cinema for that silver screen.

Photographers also sometimes leave the supporting characters of the film as secondary. Mr. Basanthkumar Patil, who flourished as a leading actor on the silver screen in the 1970s, then as a producer, entrepreneur, social activist who mainly did social work, president of Film Producers Association, president of Film Academy, international, national and state awards, Mr. Basanthkumar Patil is a wonderful person. Along with his brief introduction, the purpose of this article is to introduce him who made his mark in the film industry of North Karnataka and the locations where he shot in North Karnataka.

As already mentioned, cinema is a magic city. While all the genres of this Mayanagara were frozen in South Karnataka and Bengaluru, very few talented people from North Karnataka shone with their hard talent that melted the barriers built by them. They are actor Anantnaga and actor, director, Sankaranaga who is not only a person of the film industry but also a Shakti as the founder of the company of Sankada Sound Printing Company, director and actor Girish Karnada, director Umesh Kulkarni, producer, director and actor Suresh Hebbikara, director Sunilkumar Desai, the lead actor and producer of this article. Mr. Patil’s combing. Basant Kumar Dr. It is a matter of pride for the people of Belgaum that Saraju Kotter also entered this arena through his novels and won the award.

However, it cannot be said that films are not shot in North Karnataka. North Karnataka is home to several kingdoms. Of course the emperors ruled and left behind many historical monuments. Important among these are the monuments at historical places like Hampi, Vijayapura, Gulbarga, Bidar, Banavasi, Halasi etc. Similarly, Dr. was filmed in Hubli. Rajkumar acted and sang ‘Huttifs Kannada nadalli nadalli ? The song is still hovering on the tongue of all Kannadigas. But the special thing is that Ellammana Savadatti is the taluk where most films are shot in North Karnataka. A total of 15 films were shot here and their details are as follows – Ellamma, Kitthura Chennamma Srirenukadevi Mahatma, Patala Mohini Harake, Shuklambharam, Neela, Srirama, Swami Sindura Lakshmana, Srirenukadevi, Sangolli Rayanna Nanna Guri, Kannadi Kannadi, a song scene from a film starring Ambareesha. There is also a lot of filming for television serials.

Fifteen films that I knew were shot in Savadatti and Taluk environment. But there are many undiscovered monuments and beautiful scenes of natural environment here. For example, Gavi Siddeshwara Gavi at Muragoda, nine-towered Mallikarjuna Temple, hilly surroundings at Parasagada and Sogala, Uttaravahini near Naviluthirtha Dam, Panchalingeshwar Temples at Hooli and Munavalli. Environment thus the list grows.

D. Puttanna Kanagal is remembered. It was reported in the newspapers that the film was shot in Dharwad, Dandeli, Ambika Nagar, Ganeshgudi, etc. in the middle of Dharani Mandal. Puttanna Kanagal, on his way from Dharwad to Savadatti, saw the Batta Bayalu area on the way and said, ‘Wide spread land, hills, beautiful place, I will shoot the next film here’. Perhaps if he had lived longer, a film like ‘Nagar Haavu’ – shot using Chitradurgadakote – would have been released in a savdatti environment.

Shri Basant Kumar Patil was born on 28/9/1947 at Hunagunda in present day Bagalkote district. Father’s name is Thimmanagowda Patil and mother’s name is Sou. Born as the ninth child of Tulsabai, he did all his education in Vijayapura. After completing his engineering degree, he trained in a cement pipe factory in Hubli. Shri Venkatesh Magadi, the founder president of the Karnataka Khadi Maha Board, and Shri P.V., Patil Director grew up under his guidance. In his youth, Mr. Prakash started an engineering factory and became successful.

Then in 1969 Karnataka cement factory was started in Bagalkot and in the same year a similar factory was also established in Belgaum which helped the farmers here to adopt irrigation techniques. Mr. Basantkuma Patil, who also contributed significantly to the field of electricity, first started a factory for manufacturing cement pipes and electric poles at Ponda, Goa. Vijapur Stun Pipe Factory was started in Vijapur to produce special pipes for water supply, which helped in supplying water to Vijaypur city.

In later days i.e. in 1974-75, his business expanded to the state capital. Good Grade B.K.P. Ittangi and tie factory was started at Koramangala, Bangalore. A two-storied building was constructed in the same premises in 1994-95 and a software company was started in collaboration with an American multinational company. Along with this, as a result of starting the stone cutting unit in Bangalore and Mysore districts, many unemployed women of the surrounding villages got employment and it became a way to support them.
Later, with the collaboration of family members named ‘Basanta’, a factory was started to produce mojak pearls and supplied them to the states of Karnataka and Goa. Such successful factories were established.

This year, Mr. Basantkuma Patil’s debut in the world of dark-light magic, as already mentioned, became recognized in the entire state. He started shining as a producer and actor here and never looked back at the steps he took. Films starring Mahathyana, Mangalya Bhagya, Anuraga Araathu, Kurushi Naanalla as lead actors. Mr. Basantkumar Patil has the distinction of being the first person from North Karnataka to enter the world of magic as an actor-producer.

Hailing from North Karnataka, Challa’s active and creative mind to make a significant footprint in Kannada cinema made him stand firmly in this field. Mr. Basantkuma Patil is one of the few producers with an adventurous and experimental mind that Kannada cinema has seen. First successful as an entrepreneur, a light to the lives of many unemployed, social I

As an activist, he was born and brought up doing social work and felt comfortable with the society. As a hotelier, he stood firm in Gandhinagar, Bangalore, with great interest and hard work. Raised by Butti. Later, he gave Kayakalpa to the film industry as the President of the Karnataka Board of Film Commerce, which was considered a competitive post. In support of his desire to bring national and international respect to Kannada cinema, he started producing artistic films. He is the producer who has produced the most artistic films in the country by producing 15 artistic films in the context of Kannada cinema which has a limited market, he has produced films for children based on novels and has produced a large number of films based on novels.

As a result of all these, Kannada brought respect to the foreign film industry in the countries. 22 films produced by him have won international awards. 14 films have won the President’s Medal and he is the most awarded producer. Similarly, he has won 12 state awards and is one of the few Kannada producers who has won the best Kannada film of the year award more than once. He is in the forefront there as well, as his films have been selected eight times in Panorama from Karnataka.

A brief description of the various films produced by him that won international, national, state and other awards is as follows-

Footsteps won the National Award in 2011.

Similarly, in Betta Jiva 3011, National Award Rajata Kamal was awarded for excellent environmental care, and Dr. Written by Shivaram Karanth, this film won the National Award Rajata Kamala Shrestha Katha Award.

Kanasembo Kudreyanela also won National Award Silver Lotus in 2010, National Award Silver Lotus Best Story Award in 2011 and Best Asian Award at Rome [Italy] Film Festival in 2011. Vaijnath Biradar received the award for the best actor at the film festival held in Madrid [Stein]. This film has participated in about 28 international film festivals and this film has the distinction of participating in the most film festivals.

In 2009, Rose Talkies won the National Award Rajata Kamala Best Film, and actress Umashree won the National Award Rajata Kamala Best Actress. Actress Umashree also received the Best Film Award at the Ocean Sinapan Field Festival of Asian Film Festival. Critics Award at Vasool [France] Film Festival, Best Film Award at Lavante [Italy] Film Festival and 4 Awards at Karnataka State Film Awards [First Best Film, Director, Screenplay and Best Actress]

Dog’s Shadow – won the Best Film Award at the Karachi Film Festival and also won the Jury Prize at the Ocean Film Festival. It won Best Film, Best Director Award at MAMI Film Festival and First Best Film, Director, Cinematography and Best Actress Awards for Pavitra Lokesha at Karnataka State Film Awards.

As already mentioned, he worked as the President of Karnataka Producers Association for the period of 2001-2005 and as the President of Karnataka Film Board for the period of 2010-2011. Produced 800 episodes of popular TV serial ‘Muthina Toran’. It has also done the work of distributing films and has distributed more than a hundred films starring famous actors including Ravichandran, Upendra, Shivarajkumar. It is the first time in the state to set up an outdoor unit.

Briefly mentioned about the industry, in 2001, Tistar started a hotel in Gandhinagar, Bangalore. Apart from that, Vidhana Soudha has been commended for supplying clean and delicious food and breakfast on various occasions. Later, in 2006, he started Hotel Akshaya Basanta Residency and Basanta Trifti International Hotel in Hubli. Padmashri Veeranna Gowda Patil and Smt. Nagamma Patil in Mahila Vidyapeeth are doing social work as trustees of the trust in 2012 H.S.R.Bangalore. Basanta health center with 120 bed facilities has been started in the layout.

It has not fallen behind in giving attention to social work. Created a charitable trust in father’s name, doing social service. Vadashram and Shram are being practiced in Vijayavar. He will start a scheme to adopt more than five thousand backward and poor children and provide them with free food, accommodation and education. Known as the second largest sculpture in the country, the 85-feet-tall daughter of Lord Shiva has been built on an area of 23 acres on Ukkali Road in Vijayapur, with a beautiful garden.

Thousands of tourists visit here every day and free Anna Dasoha system is arranged. By constructing this statue and providing facilities, he has given glory to Vijayapura, which was already known as a tourist destination. 58 kilos of mother’s weight in gold was installed and this idol was installed. In the background of the intention to beautify Vijayapur, which is known as a drought-prone land, they have started a program of planting one lakh saplings across the district. Through this, they have brainstormed in the direction of giving coolness to the sunny district of Vijayapur. Already forty thousand plants are being planted and nurtured.

Primary school, high school and undergraduate college and graduate college, ITI for the poor students living in nearby villages. Training and Naturopathy Centre. There is a thought to establish a hostel for professional women in the name of Sri Venkatesa Magadi. 25 acres of land has been allocated for this purpose

As all aspects are already associated with film production, they have earned their values by getting international, national and state awards as well as Rajyotsava Award, State Environment Award, Aryabhata Award and Visvesvaraya Award.

Mr. Basantakumar Patil saw a great deal of poverty in his home district. They have engaged in social and philanthropic activities in the background of the good intention that they may help a little in alleviating this poverty. Participated in welfare works.

As mentioned before, it is difficult for the magic city of cinema to get rid of addictions, but Sriyuth is very far away from smoking, drinking, non-vegetarian meals, his simple vegetarian meals are the reason for his simplicity and turning this number even at the age of 73, i.e. he looks like a young man of 37.