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Folklore | Hindu Mythology
Due to unfortunate circumstances involving greed, betrayal, schemes, and murder, a young tribal man against his will, decides to adapt the traditions of his ancestors in order to get justice.
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Due to unfortunate circumstances involving greed, betrayal, schemes, and murder, a young tribal man against his will, decides to adapt the traditions of his ancestors in order to get justice.
The film Kantara is a fabulous movie that has a very unique and intriguing storyline. It is also a delight for the eyes because it is visually pleasing. The film covers wide topics like ancestral land, customs, traditions, karma, friendship, conflict, revenge, the idea of rituals whilst living in contemporary society, and more. These are fascinating topics that are looked at from a very fresh perspective through this film. Rishab Shetty has done a fantastic performance. The choice of actors was perfect and all of them individually gave their all, doing justice to their respective characters. The local sounds and essence of forests only add to the charm of the film. The art department deserves separate appreciation and the choice of locations was also a bonus. The plot development was so fantastic that the audience is gripped by the movie until the very end which makes it more worthy of being watched.
Most Promising Actor | 2023 | Rishab
Best Performance by an Actor in a Negative Role | 2023 | Achyuth
Most Promising Actor | 2023 | Rishab
Best Actress in a Leading Role | 2023 | Sapthami
Best Film | 2023
Best Director | 2023 | Rishab
Best Actor in a Leading Role | 2023 | Rishab
Best Director | 2023
Best Actor | 2023
Budget 1,934,000 USD
Box Office Collection 60,447,800 USD
The entire film was shot in 96 days with a budget of 16 crores INR and it made almost 188 crores within one month
According to actor/writer/director Rishab Shetty, he recorded Daiva's call (woah sound) at the end because it defers as the story progresses. "The call in the beginning is a mark of existence, while in the end it's a warning. That call and 'Kantara is a sign"
Rishab Shetty who stars as 'Shiva' in the movie also wrote and directed the film
According the writer/director/actor Rishab Shetty most of the 'Kola' scenes were shot in natural moonlight
During the bull race and the fight sequence after it, the camera team had to walk and most of the times run in mud which was roughly 2 feet deep
