Hombale Films’ Kantara, starring Rishab Shetty, became a worldwide blockbuster, earning rave reviews. Critics and audiences alike praised its breathtaking action, captivating storytelling, and Shetty’s stellar performance, which made every scene unforgettable and cemented the film’s status as a cinematic masterpiece. Following the massive success, the makers announced Kantara: Chapter 1, leaving fans eagerly anticipating its arrival. With the posters keeping audiences hooked for its release, the makers are leaving no stone unturned to make it grand. Currently, they are filming an extensive war sequence with several international specialists and a massive crew.
According to an independent industry source, “Hombale Films is currently shooting an extensive war sequence for Kantara: Chapter 1. The production house is working with a massive crew and several international specialists. It is going to be a grand war sequence like never seen before.”
This reflects the filmmakers’ dedication to delivering an unparalleled cinematic experience. It seems the makers are pushing their boundaries, with the scale of this sequence set to elevate the film’s grandeur to new heights.
Kantara introduced us to the Kola Festival, also known as Bhoota Kola, Daiva Kola, or Nemotsava. It’s a ritualistic dance performance and worship ceremony for spirits and deities in the Tulu-speaking regions of India. The film showcased the world of Kola celebration like never seen before on the screen. Specially, in the last 20 minutes of the original film was indeed epic. It was a medical experience to watch the celebration.
This reflects the filmmakers’ dedication to delivering an unparalleled cinematic experience. It seems the makers are pushing their boundaries, with the scale of this sequence set to elevate the film’s grandeur to new heights.
Kantara introduced us to the Kola Festival, also known as Bhoota Kola, Daiva Kola, or Nemotsava. It’s a ritualistic dance performance and worship ceremony for spirits and deities in the Tulu-speaking regions of India. The film showcased the world of Kola celebration like never seen before on the screen. Specially, in the last 20 minutes of the original film was indeed epic. It was a medical experience to watch the celebration.
Kantara Chapter 1 is going to be enormous. The film is set in the Kadamba period in Karnataka. The Kadambas were significant rulers of parts of Karnataka and played a major role in shaping the architecture and culture of the region. The Kadamba period is considered a golden era in Indian history, known for its opulence and mesmerizing beauty.
For Kantara: Chapter 1, Rishab Shetty trained himself in Kalaripayattu. Considered one of the oldest and most scientific martial arts in the world, Kalaripayattu originated in Kerala. The actor underwent a year-long, dedicated training regimen in this martial art to perfect his form.
Moreover, while Hombale Films continues to rule the hearts of audiences, they have an exciting lineup of films like Kantara: Chapter 1, Salaar: Part 2 – Shouryaanga Parvam, and many more.
News Credits: Filmi Beat
