Rangasamudra, is a village on the borders of Karnataka and Maharashtra. There was a tycoon in Rangasamudra.
The tycoon was the only one in the entire village who owned a car. His egoism and the way of treating people was not tolerable. He once went to such an extent that he humiliated a respectable folk artist. This angered the grandson of the artist. He decides to stand up to stop his bureaucracy and challenges to drive his grandfather in a car in the same village as his own achievement.
In the retro period, the supporting characters nurture the story. One of the highlights of the film is the fact that egoism and humanity are confronting elements of the story. Here is a brief summary of Rangasamudra.

Hoysala Konanur is a creative person with Master’s degrees from Mysore university is interested in social service and literary prowess, a worshiper of culture and the arts.

Hoysala Creations engages in different dimensions of the creative arts service. Prioritizing the unveiling of liked things without compromising the source. As a debut attempt, Ranga Samudra is a Kannada film that attempts to bring back the rural ecological contrasts of the retro era to the celluloid screen.

Rajkumar Aski (Shivu) a young director who loves cinema as a life, is one of the pioneers of Rangasamudra movie. A veteran of cinema, documentaries, teleserials, etc. with various reputable directors. Rangasamudra has sparked a retro storyline for cinema.