At 72, award-winning filmmaker Dr. K. Ramesh Kamath, a Poona Film Institute (FTII) alumnus and Karnataka Konkani Sahithya Academy honoree, is preparing to release his latest Konkani film, Anthyarambha. Produced by Kiranmayi Kamath and directed by Dr. Kamath, the film was shot entirely in Mercara and has now wrapped editing and re-recording. The final step of submitting it for censorship approval is underway. Dr. K. Ramesh Kamath reveals that only eight films have been made in the Saraswath Konkani language, a rare achievement in cinema. Kamath himself has been a major force in this niche, with Anthyarambha marking his fourth film, following three previous contributions that have enriched this unique genre. The movie delivers a profound, philosophical story where an elderly protagonist reflects on his life, sharing insights that highlight how each ending in life signals a fresh start. This 90-minute film was impressively wrapped up in a swift 40 days, demonstrating efficiency and dedication to bring this reflective narrative to life. The film Anthyarambha features Dr. Ramesh Kamath in the role of the elderly …