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Wild Karnataka
Narrated by Sir David Attenborough, Wild Karnataka stands as India’s highest-grossing wildlife film — a visual odyssey shaped by over 400 hours of footage and Amoghavarsha’s love for his homeland. It was honoured with the 67th National Film Award and screened at the United Nations.
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Gandhada Gudi
A tribute to legacy and the wild, Gandhada Gudi marked the final journey of Dr. Puneeth Rajkumar — not as a superstar, but as a son of the forests his father once immortalised through the original Gandhada Gudi. His journey with Amoghavarsha ran 100 days in theatres, a first for a conservation film, and saw international releases in the U.S., UAE and Singapore.
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Divine Tides​
Crafted in isolation and echoed across continents, Divine Tides earned 2 Grammy Awards for Best New Age Album and Best Immersive Audio. Amoghavarsha served as Art Director for the project, with the song Mother Earth — originally composed for Wild Karnataka — becoming its spiritual centrepiece.
