Monday, 6th October 2025
Elements Mall, Thanisandra, Bengaluru
We were at the movie theater at PVR Cinemas at Elements Mall this morning and the story is continuation of earlier "KANTARA" which came four years ago.
It's almost three hours movie with story from fourth century Kadamba rulers in India and the people of Kantara Forest believing in "Semi God", Daiva.
Review:
Kantara Chapter 1 Review: Rishab Shetty’s Kantara (2022) was an underdog whose growl proved so mighty that it secured multiple National Award wins and a glaringly positive box office response. But the odds of hitting the jackpot twice in a row are slim to none. Yet, Kantara: Chapter 1 is an earnest attempt to recreate the cinematic ‘aha’ moment we once witnessed.
Kantara: Chapter 1 delves deeper into the mysteries of the jungle and explores the sacred significance of the coveted land. It reiterates the notion that whenever evil overshadows the good in society, God’s avatar is born to save the desolate. In the prequel, when Kulsekhara (Gulshan Devaiah) is crowned as the King of Bangara, his death knell rings clear: he is an unjust king who thrives on exploitation and an unrightful air of arrogance.
DAIVESHWARAAYA, OM NAMASHIVAYA
Despite some forgivable flaws, the film is a visual treat, and the second half will surely leave you jaw-dropped, long and boring. Kantara: Chapter 1 is Rishab Shetty’s attempt at amalgamating Indian folklore with mainstream cinema, and this he does well.
BRAHMAKALASHA VIDEO SONG
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Many many reviews were written in the print media and social media, and it is block buster, making lot of money, and movie is succesfully in all theatres and in many languages, throught the world.
Congratulations to Rishab Shetty and the team.
Posted 7/10/2025
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