Kantara is not just a movie, it is a visionary concept that touched the hearts of viewers of all ages. It is without a doubt unique, fascinating, and enjoyable.
“The more rooted a story, the more universal it can become,” says Rishab Shetty, the brilliant storyteller behind the remarkable mystical mystery film Kantara. He has not only created a gripping hit; he has also immersed himself in the story and created a cinematic gem. Shetty, the multi-talented actor and director behind Kantara, was recently rewarded with the National Award for Best Actor for the film.
Rishab tells a tale in Kantara that brings together nature, humanity, and divinity, returning to his coastal Karnataka roots. Traditions, mythology, and local beliefs are the main concepts of the film as Rishab portrays a man possessed by the demi-gods Panjurli and Guliga. It's interesting to note that the actor feels that these celestial creatures are responsible for the movie's success and very existence.
Kantara is not just a movie, it is a visionary concept that touched the hearts of viewers of all ages. It is without a doubt unique, fascinating, and enjoyable. "Kantara" is a timeless cinematic experience because of Rishab Shetty's ability to seamlessly blend traditional and modern narratives.
After over two years of its release, the film is still the talk of the town and is the highest-rated Indian film on IMDb. Here, let's take a look at 5 reasons to watch Rishab Shetty's Kantara.
1. Simple yet gripping: The simplicity and honesty of Kantara's story draw you in right away. There's romance, action, and a true depiction of a culture never before seen on this scale.
2. Brilliant actors: With a stellar cast of talented actors, the movie does not disappoint and keeps it relatable and interesting to the viewers. It is set in a village and showcases several unique characters the best part, they all are based on Mythological figures.
3. Cultural representation: The yearly ritual worship of the goddess, known as Bhoot Kola, takes up a significant amount of screen time. Ajaneesh Loknath's background score enhances the stories and traditions of the region.
4. Caste-related issues: The deep-seated caste power in southern Karnataka is examined in the movie. Unaware indigenous people have their land taken by upper caste landlord Devendra, depriving them of their rights. Devendra purifies his home after Shiva disobeys the norm. Kantara also seeks to emphasize the importance of maintaining and advancing tribal traditions.
5. Impressive performances: Shiva, played by Rishabh Shetty, gives an outstanding performance as the man who would do whatever it took to keep his town safe. Being an outlaw, he prefers to indulge in gluttony while hanging out with his pals. But there's no putting an end to his merciless fury if someone dares to point a finger at his parents.
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