Actor Kavish Shetty has become the talk of the audience due to his charming and handsome look in the poster of the upcoming movie ‘After OLC’. So far, Kavish has created his own place by playing important roles in many films in South cinema. Kavish, whose mother tongue is Kannada, is now Marathi-minded. The reason behind saying yes is that Kavish has been living in Maharashtra for the last few years and his umbilical cord has been connected with the soil of Maharashtra.

The Marathi language, Marathi culture of Maharashtra has influenced him so much that it has changed his way of life, his dialect, his friends and family and therefore with the hope of doing something for the Marathi soil that raised him, Kavish Shetty stepped into Marathi cinema with the Marathi film ‘After OLC’. Kavish faced many challenges while working in Marathi film industry. Of course it started with the language itself, but living in Maharashtra, he was familiar with Marathi language somewhere, so he handled this challenge properly without much pressure.

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Talking about his role in the film, Kavish said, “It was my dream to do a film in Marathi language because my umbilical cord is connected to the soil of Maharashtra. Maharashtra really established me in my life. It even set my career. That’s why I wanted to do something for our Marathi people and that’s why I came to the audience through the film ‘After OLC’. Since I wrote this role in the film, I wanted to play this role myself. While working in a Marathi film, Marathi language is a challenge, but I have been living in Maharashtra for so many years. Being somewhere else, I naturally took up the challenge. I grew my hair for the role and maintaining it till the end of the shoot was also a task.”

“After this, the location. The action scenes in the film are shot in places where it is very difficult to get anything or get any help. That’s why during the action scenes, Vikram More, the fight master of ‘KGF’, ‘Kantara’, ‘Salar’ took great care. It was very challenging for me to do action scenes in this film. During one scene, I lost my balance while jumping from a height and this time I was injured for almost six months. I took bed rest and the shooting of our film was stopped. After six months, I returned to the shooting and completed the shooting of the film. However, our entire team worked hard to overcome it and today the film will be released on November 28.”

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Kannada director Sadagara Raghavendra has directed this movie in Marathi and Kannada languages. The film is produced by Deepak Pandurang Rane, Vijayakumar Shetty Havaral, Ramesh Kothari and Vijaya Prakash under Deepak Rane Films and Indian Film Factory. The movie will be released worldwide on November 28 in Marathi, Hindi and Kannada languages.