Tricoast discovers "Karma"

Written by Patrick Frater

Thursday, 22 May 2008

Story Categories: Cannes, Film, India, market,

Ami Artzi's Tricoast Intl. has picked up world sales rights to Indian picture "Karma -- Crime, Passion, Reincarnation."

The murder mystery is directed by M.R. Sharjahan and produced by Vivek Singhania of Picture Perfect and Sanjiv Potnis and Dhiraj Kutkar of Golden Ticket Films.

Screenings in the Cannes market were organized by the producers.

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Francesca: A world wide hit?

The trailer looks excellent, the story sounds great and the cast is hot! Can't wait to see it

July 12, 2008

Sarah Mane: Better then Ghost Town??

I have been lucky enough to see DJ Perry's new western Ghost Town in a theater here in N.C.

I thought it was the best film of his yet. I have not seen Judges and Karma looks really good. I caught a glimpse of him with short hair. I like him both ways.

I will see Karma 100% if it plays in N.C.

June 17, 2008

Carly Wild: JUDGES is the DJ Perry movie to watch!

I've seen several and Judges is by far my favorite. All I can say is Buddy Colt...Oh My!

June 15, 2008

Nancy Wilson: I read about this...

I read about this on a fan page for American actor DJ Perry. I know him from a Civil War film "Wicked Spring" I saw in the UK on TV. I looked him up after watching that and found he has many films out. 'Karma" looks like a great one to watch.

June 06, 2008

Paul Herne: This trailer looks great!

I hope that this film hits theaters in the US and Canada. This looks like a great new take on the thriller.

June 06, 2008

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