The audio release of 'Care of Footpath 2' being directed by Kishan is all set to be released on the 03rd of November. Kishan is also planning to release the audio of the Telugu version 'Maanja' on 2nd or 4th of November.

'Care of Footpath 2' is under the post production stage and Kishan plans to release the film by this year end. Meanwhile, he plans to release the audio of Kannada and Telugu versions of the film soon.

Esha Deol, JK, Avika Ghor, Jackie Shroff, Dr Mohan Agashe and others play prominent roles in the film.

'Care of Footpath 2' which is directed by S S Kishan has been selected as an official entry for the 'Bollywood Boulevard', an Indian film festival happening at Amsterdam, Netherlands.

The movie is screened along with 'Bajirao Mastani', 'Sanam Teri Sanam' and evergreen films like 'Sholay', 'Devdas' and 'Mother India'. 'Care of Footpath 2' is the only film representing South India and Kannada.

Earlier, 'Care of Footpath' was selected as an official entry in the 'Cinekid International Children's Film Festival' in Amstedam. Now the film has been selected for an International Film Festival in Amsterdam. The festival starts from 20th May and lasts till 23rd May.

Kishan along with producer Devaraj Pande will be leaving to Netherlands on 18th of this month and returning back on 24th

Kishan is all set to direct a virtual reality video of the Vidhana Soudha. With this VR video, one can watch Vidhana Soudha from outside and inside in all directions and 360 degree angles. The project was given to Kishan as part of the 60th anniversary celebrations of the construction of Vidhana Soudha.

National Award winning director Girish Kasaravalli is directing a documentary on the Vidhana Soudha for the same celebrations. Shooting for the VR will start on Tuesday. Kishan will return to direction with this project though it is not a movie. The VR can be watched with the help of a VR headset.

Journalist S Shyam Prasad has written the script for the Vidhana Soudha VR visual project. The specialty of this VR will be the use of moving images instead of still photographs. This will allow viewers to experience the stimulation as if it was live.