Popular star Nivin Pauly enjoys fish meal at Adi Udupi's Thimmappa Hotel
Udupi: Famed Malayalam actor Nivin Pauly who is in Udupi enjoyed the fish curry meal served in traditional plantain leaves at the Thimmappa Fish Meals Hotel at Adi Udupi on January 6, Saturday.
Nivin who has several hits in Malayalam and Tamil to his credit is in Udupi for the shooting of a new movie. The actor who had visited the Malpe Beach had a brief stopover at the Timmappa Fish Meals Hotel along with the 15 member film crew.
The actor enjoyed the food served on plantain leaves like other customers and relished Anjal and Nang Tava fry. The actor appreciated the great taste of the hotel food.
Several of his fans were really surprised to see the famed actor have his meals in an ordinary hotel. The actor also pleased his fans by posing for selfies with many of them.
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Mandya: Curtains on 87th Kannada Sahitya Sammelana; Ballari to be venue for next literature featival
Mandya: Curtains came down the 87th All India Kannada Sahitya Sammelana in the city on Saturday night, with the Kannada Sahitya Parishad declaring that the next Kannada literature festival will be organized in Ballari district in 2025.
In a meeting held at a private hospital here on Sunday night, representatives of the Kannada Sahitya Parishads of all districts of the state came to a unanimous decision that Ballari would be the venue for the 88th Kannada Sahitya Sammelana, giving the border district the privilege of hosting a Kannada literature festival after 66 years.
Some of the representatives suggested Chikkamagaluru and New Delhi too while the matter of venue for the next Sammelana was raised, but the members finalized on Ballari as the district that would host the next literature festival.
The Kannada Sahitya Sammelana was organized in Ballari in the pre-Independence era in the years 1926 and 1938. After Independence, the festival was organized at the Municipal College grounds in the city and presided over by Jnanpith Award-winning Kannada writer VK Gokak.
