Wild Karnataka

The documentary looks at the natural world of the Indian state of Karnataka. Much of that biodiversity is unfamiliar to a general audience. Tigers and elephants are among the animals living there. The footage was gathered over four years. Fifteen camera operators worked on the shoot. Each of them handled a separate sequence. Part of the team worked in the Western Ghats. The film was prepared in ultra high definition. David Attenborough takes the narrator’s chair. Ricky Kej composed the music. The documentary won two national film awards in India. They came in the exploration film and the narration categories. The telling stays within the tradition of the wildlife documentary. David Attenborough narrates the fifty minute documentary. It is an Indian and British production Kalyan Varma and Amoghavarsha finished in 2019.