Who says Jaggesh does only remake films? Take a look at this new attempt he is planning in his next film. According to Jaggesh the son reaches father position and again becomes like a child in the long innings of life.

Jaggesh was given ‘Dichchi’ by his father Shivananjappa and he was a terror. On a few occasions Jaggesh used to get blood from his nose.

Jaggesh terms it as over affection from his father and he was so gutsy in his heydays. Now what happened to my father Shivananjappa after demise of my mother Smt Nanjamma? He has no legs and he has become like a child.

When I looked at Bharkat Ali, three and half feet international medal winner I see the childlike father in my house. Matching both I thought why a film is not possible. That is my next film – Bharkat Ali plays my father and I will be his son.

We at home taking care of my father like a child get care. The circle is full the ‘Child comes to Child days at old age’ says Jaggesh and picked up a phone to do a social service for a person of his Turuvekere constituency.

Bharkat Ali three and half feet in height hails from Hiriyur with many laurels to his credit is married to five feet and one inch is blessed with a child too. Bharkat Ali was first introduced by Komalkumar in his ‘Kal Manja’ and he is a co star in Jaggesh ‘Bodyguard’.

Bharkat Ali danced to one of the tunes of Bodyguard film scored by Vinay Chandra and received a ‘Tohfa’ of Rs.1000 from Jaggesh.
Another physically handicap person in his ‘Lift Kodla’ ace dancer spotted by Jaggesh is today eking out a good life.