“Kanthara heralds the cultural and stylistic shift that is about to take place in Indian cinema”
First Published Oct 27, 2022, 3:28 PM IST
After KGF, a film from Kannada cinema continues to win applause from moviegoers all over India. The film is written and directed by Rishabh Shetty and stars Kantara. Trade analysts predict that the film, which has already entered the 200 crore club at the global box office, will go further in the collection. Many people from the film industry have praised the film. Director VA Sreekumar has now joined that group. Sreekumar says that even after days of watching, the experience of the film has not gone away.
“Kantara saw. The cry and commandment of God is resounding with the same noise even after days. The first thing that will be reflected in the Malayalam cinema is the change that is taking place in the Indian cinema centered in Udupi, Mangalore. The distance between Mumbai and Mangalore is 895 km. Mumbai cannot but invite talent from here. Kantara screams the cultural and stylistic change that is going to happen in Indian cinema. “Kantara should be seen by everyone in theaters. We will be one of the 98 percent who liked it,” VA Sreekumar wrote on social media.
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The original Kannada version of the action-thriller hit the theaters on September 30. Produced by KGF producer Homballe Films, the film had a pan-Indian release despite fewer screens. 60 crores from the first 11 days, the film was well received outside Karnataka as well. Due to this, the makers decided to release the dubbed versions of the film. According to this, Telugu, Hindi, Tamil and Malayalam versions reached the theatres.
Last Updated Oct 27, 2022, 3:28 PM IST
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