<p>Karnataka Film Chamber of Commerce (KFCC) president NM Suresh on Thursday said that popular actors Shivarajkumar, Dhruva Sarja, Prajwal Devaraj, Ajay Rao and other artists would take part in the bandh called to oppose the release of Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu. Friday's bandh called by Vatal Nagaraj’s ‘<em>Kannada Okkuta</em>’ is the second one this week. </p><p>Suresh said that they would hold a public meeting at 10 am on Friday, and offer their full support. “Based on the crowd, we would decide on the plan of action,” Suresh told <em>DH</em>. “After gathering at the KFCC office, we would hold a rally in tempo vans and go either to Town Hall or Freedom Park. We have received permission from the police as we would hold the rally peacefully.” </p>.Karnataka Bandh puts the brakes on weekend travel plans .<p>The veteran producer said that no activities relating to movies and cinema would take place on Friday. “We approached Yash and Ravichandran – they are both out of the country. About 60 to 70 artists would take part, along with others. All the artists expressed their support voluntarily."</p><p>Karnataka Film Exhibitors' Association, too, extended their support and said that the theaters would be shut until the bandh was on. “In the evening, after the bandh, shows would resume in movie theaters,” the association said in a statement. </p>
<p>Karnataka Film Chamber of Commerce (KFCC) president NM Suresh on Thursday said that popular actors Shivarajkumar, Dhruva Sarja, Prajwal Devaraj, Ajay Rao and other artists would take part in the bandh called to oppose the release of Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu. Friday's bandh called by Vatal Nagaraj’s ‘<em>Kannada Okkuta</em>’ is the second one this week. </p><p>Suresh said that they would hold a public meeting at 10 am on Friday, and offer their full support. “Based on the crowd, we would decide on the plan of action,” Suresh told <em>DH</em>. “After gathering at the KFCC office, we would hold a rally in tempo vans and go either to Town Hall or Freedom Park. We have received permission from the police as we would hold the rally peacefully.” </p>.Karnataka Bandh puts the brakes on weekend travel plans .<p>The veteran producer said that no activities relating to movies and cinema would take place on Friday. “We approached Yash and Ravichandran – they are both out of the country. About 60 to 70 artists would take part, along with others. All the artists expressed their support voluntarily."</p><p>Karnataka Film Exhibitors' Association, too, extended their support and said that the theaters would be shut until the bandh was on. “In the evening, after the bandh, shows would resume in movie theaters,” the association said in a statement. </p>