Master craftsman of Kannada filmdom Kashinath supervision film ’12 AM’ is all set to hit the silver screen on 10th of August in a big way.

This time the master of different techniques on Kannada screen Kashinath has worked as strong associate to the new director, he has formed the film making company for new producers and seen to it the film does a pretty good business.

One of the towering personalities of Kannada cinema from the days of Aparoopadha Athithigalu’, Kashinath is one of the luminaries of Kannada cinema for his films like Aparichitha, Anubhava, Anamika, Ananthana Avanthara, Ajagajanthara, Hendthi Helidhare Kelabeku and others. He is known as actor in some of the toppers like Sh… Avale Nanna Hendthi, Chapala Channigaraya, Avane Nanna Ganda and others. He is specialist in dialogues and screening.

Giving room for toppers like Upendra, Sunil Kumar Desai and others Kashinath never given up novelty in his films.

‘12 AM’ is produced by Vijayakumar and his wife Pratima. Vijayakumar says from 80 percent of shooting with guidance from Kashinath he has already saved 25 percent of expenditure. In the normal business it is only 8 percent profit he informs.

Kashinath is playing associate director role to his Shishya Karthik. Karthik debuting as director focusing on horror and suspense with the background of a Medical college says except Kashinath all others in this film are faceless employees. He shows the placard a bunch of faces carried by Kashinath at the top.

Abhimanyu who does not believe in numerology has comes back from Alok name to the original name kept by his parents. He is told to come to the spot and do what is told by his father Kashinath and director Karthik.

Divya Sridhar is working on the instructions and she is not aware what has gone through in the 80 percent of the shoot. She knows only her portion of simple college going student.

The poster designs as publicity designs were released in the last media briefing. There will be no audio release because instead of two songs only one is planned by ’12 AM’ team. 80 percent of the shooting was held in the night effect that too outdoor by cameraman Umapathi.