Kantara’s Unstoppable Journey
None other than Rishab Shetty's "Kantara" has achieved one of the most astonishing achievements in recent memory. Even though the movie was dubbed a Superhit about 4 weeks ago, it is still raking in big money at the box office. The hindi version is now also receiving criticism even as it surges toward an unstoppable 50. After earning some incredible sums that exceeded 300 Crs Groos globally, Kantara's hindi version's box office earnings have reached a staggering 45+ crores nett.
Although films like Ramsetu, starring Akshay Kumar, and Thank god, starring ajay Devgan, fiercely competed with it, the general public continued to favour Rishab Shetty's South indian production. However, according to bollywood insiders, Kantara is being overrated by the film's PR team, whereas Ramsetu is the true movie that discussed something like a bridge built by Lord Rama to invade Lanka.
Even if it is certain that Kantara will reach 50 by the following weekend, some people in bollywood believe that Kantara is currently receiving more attention than Ramsetu from even the most well-known critics in hindi cinema. Even if we don't quite agree with these assertions and criticisms, Kantara is receiving tremendous praise from the general public for her depiction of double entendre romance, divinity, and the idea that in the end, the god triumphs over the ghosts.
Although films like Ramsetu, starring Akshay Kumar, and Thank god, starring ajay Devgan, fiercely competed with it, the general public continued to favour Rishab Shetty's South indian production. However, according to bollywood insiders, Kantara is being overrated by the film's PR team, whereas Ramsetu is the true movie that discussed something like a bridge built by Lord Rama to invade Lanka.
Even if it is certain that Kantara will reach 50 by the following weekend, some people in bollywood believe that Kantara is currently receiving more attention than Ramsetu from even the most well-known critics in hindi cinema. Even if we don't quite agree with these assertions and criticisms, Kantara is receiving tremendous praise from the general public for her depiction of double entendre romance, divinity, and the idea that in the end, the god triumphs over the ghosts.