Ganesh's Tribble Riding first look out!  
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 Ganesh's Tribble Riding first look out

Bankrolled by Ramgopal the film also has well-known faces like Sadhu Kokila, Rangayana Raghu, Ravi Shankar Gowda and Kuri Pratap

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Tribble Riding is currently in the last phase of shooting, and the lead actor Ganesh took to social media today to unveil the film's first look. The Golden Star is seen posing stylishly as a Golf player in the poster. 

Director Mahesh Gowda, who made his directorial debut with Ragad, calls Ganesh's character a "sakalakala vallabha" (master of all arts) and the golf player look is just one of the many he sports in the film. 

Director Mahesh Gowda

The comedy-drama has Megha Shetty, Rachana Inder, and Aditi Prabhudeva playing the female leads. The talkie portions of Tribble Riding have been completed and the team recently shot the first song, a peppy number penned and sung by Chandan Shetty, with music by Sai Karthik.  

Bankrolled by Ramgopal the film also has well-known faces like Sadhu Kokila, Rangayana Raghu, Ravi Shankar Gowda, Kuri Pratap, and senior actors like Umesh and Dingri Nagaraj in the cast.

Tribble Riding actor-director to team up again

Meanwhile, another collaboration of Ganesh and Mahesh Gowda is on the cards. The actor and director have reportedly developed a good rapport during the making of Tribble Riding and want to carry forward their association with a second film as well.

According to the director, the Mungaru Male hero has okayed the one-liner and the script is being written now. In all likelihood, this project will go on floors sometime in July or August.

Ganesh is presently juggling between the song shoots of Tribble Riding and Suni's Sakath. He is also waiting to complete shooting his portions for Yogaraj Bhat's Gaalipata 2.

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