Naveen Krishna

Cutting Shop

This is the first Indian film which is wholly based on the life of a film editor. Tonally, the film narrates a young man's (editor's) life, whose dreams are unusual, in a comical and entertaining way.. This film subtly puts across a message that success has no certain set of rules which have to be followed in life to achieve it. We don't necessarily have to excel in academics, get a good job, handsome salary etc. Success lies in happiness and in being able to do what we want in life.

Anaganaga O Athidhi

Subbaiah and his family live in abject poverty and a soothsayer tells them that their fortune will change overnight. The peace in the house is stirred when a stranger knocks on their door seeking shelter for a night, and the consequences are deadly.

Aa Karaala Ratri

Muthanna and his family, who live in abject poverty, receive a prediction that says their fortune will change overnight. The same day, a mysterious man arrives and requests them to let him stay back.

Thirupathi Express

Thirupathi Express' is a clean fun-filled family entertainer, starring Sumanth Shailendra and Kriti Kharbanda in the lead roles. . The film is a travel love story. The family of Sumanth is bound to Tirupathi, while on the journey he meets many characters, turning out to be a roller coaster ride of adventure. What happens when he misses the train, forms the crux of the story.

Nenapirali

Kishore helps his friend Ekanth to woo the girl he loves, Indu, whereas Indu's sister falls in love with Kishore. However, when Ekanth marries Indu, an unfortunate incident tears them apart.

Kadamba

Rajashekar overhears his police officer father's conversation with his abductor, Sharat Chandra, to kill him. This incident changes the course of his life and turns him into a criminal.

Shriasthu Shubhamasthu

Shriasthu Shubhamasthu is a 2000 Kannada film directed by Seetaram Karanth and produced by Prakash Babu NK. The film stars Ramesh Aravind, Anu Prabhakar, Srinivasa Murthy and Naveen Krishna in lead roles. Music was composed by K Kalyan.