Rakshit Shetty’s 777 Charlie will enthral Thai audiences from December 1

Earlier this week, the makers of 777 Charlie, the heart-warming transformational tale of a dog, Charlie, and a man called Dharma (Rakshit Shetty), announced that the film is getting yet another theatrical outing. This time around, the film was heading to enthral Thai audiences, for which a dubbed trailer was released on November 16. Today, the team added that the film will be in theatres in Thailand on December 1. “Boarded and all set to entertain the beautiful people of Thai ✨#777Charlie in Cinemas in Thailand on December 1st,” read the official post by the film team.

When 777 Charlie came out in June this year, it was released in Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Hindi and Malayalam and did well in all the markets. When the film eventually ended its theatrical run and headed to OTT, the Kannada version came out on Voot Select, while Amazon Prime Video, which holds the rights for the other language versions, continues to keep the film in its store and is available on rental basis only.

In the meantime, the makers were appraised of an interest in the film from Thailand, following which a decision was made to dub it into Thai. Incidentally, this is not the first time that news of Thai interest in Kannada content has come to the fore. Kannada actor J Karthik has a Thai fans association.

777 Charlie, directed by Kiranraj K, has music by Nobin Paul. The film also stars Sangeetha Sringeri, Raj B Shetty, Gopalkrishna Deshpande and Boby Simha among others. The narrative follows how a dog called Charlie changes the life of the protagonist Dharma and vice versa. The transformational journey apart, the film was also about the journey of a lifetime for the lead pair, Dharma and Charlie, as they set off for snow-clad Kashmir.