Kantara is a recently released film that has been discussed in the film industry including Bollywood. He played the lead role in the film written and directed by Rishabh Shetty. The Telugu, Hindi, Tamil and Malayalam versions of the film, which received a great response in Kannada, are also making waves at the box office. Many celebrities have come out praising Kantara. Recently, South Indian superstar Rajinikanth also praised the film. On this occasion, the post shared by actress Manju Patros about the film gained attention on social media.
The actress said that she watched Kantara two days ago and liked the movie very much. But the actress also mentions a scene in the film where she felt distressed. Manju points out that a character is subjected to body shaming in the film.
Posted by Manju Patros
Kantara.. two days ago I went and watched the movie with my friend.. still every moment of the movie is lingering inside… a drama thriller.. Rishab Shetty is rocking as “Shiva”.. I was surprised to hear that he is also directing the story. Each artist has performed their role in the most beautiful way. Rishab, who came as Shiva for the last half hour, made Koritharip. The audience will watch it with bated breath.. sure… all the aspects of the movie story screenplay direction cinematography characters performances everything can’t be mentioned…
In such a beautiful movie there was a part that made me feel very sad.. I thought many times to write about it.. But I can’t help but write.. In the first part of the movie there is a festival.. Deepak Rai’s character Sundara is walking along the festival grounds with his friend.. His friend says to Sundara that evening is yours Bring your wife and let’s beat her.. Then a little jealousy spreads on his face.. Then he looks at his wife.. They are smiling very innocently at him from another side… Their slightly protruded teeth are compared to the teeth of the buffalo tied there in the movie.,. After seeing this, the audience broke down in the theater… I don’t understand what kind of joke this part is conveying… What input did the movie get with this body shaming in such a beautiful movie… It turned out to be an immature decision…
Many of you will ask if that’s a small part in such a beautiful movie that has so much to say…well…it’s a small part but it’s not a small thing…at least in this century you and I who wrote it and laughed at it should understand that the body is not a joke it belongs to a person. No one has the right to make fun of it to laugh at it.. No one has the right to beat a person’s confidence friends…