Kantara Hindi Box Office Collection: Rishabh Shetty’s sleeper hit Kantara is doing decent business for the Hindi version as well. After becoming a regional success and securing the crown of the third highest-grossing Kannada film of all time, Kantara is refusing to slow down at the box office. Despite the India vs Pakistan match and Diwali festivities being in full swing, the film continues to enthrall the audience, thus proving the power of good storytelling. Going forward, it looks like the film may collect a whopping Rs 30 crore in the Hindi version, which will be great news for the makers.
Kantara’s business strong in the second weekend
Kantara’s business has been good in the second weekend. Till the second Saturday, the film has collected Rs 19.60 crore for the Hindi version and did a business of Rs 2 crore on Sunday. It has taken its total business to close to Rs 22 crore in ten days. Now his eyes will be on the collection of 30 crores in Hindi. However, a lot will depend on how the new Bollywood film Ram Setu and Thank God, which releases on the big screen on October 25, performs at the box office.
Kantara does better business than Dr.
The version dubbed Kantara was released with Ayushmann Khurrana’s Doctor Ji and Parineeti ChopraCode name of Tricolor. While Parineeti’s film got washed out in the initial days, last week Kantara did better than Doctor Ji. A Box Office India report stated that the film received good appreciation in Maharashtra, where all cities except Mumbai did better than Doctor Ji and this includes Thane and Pune.
Kantara’s success makes Rishab Shetty happy
“Kantara” actor and director Rishabh Shetty is elated with the worldwide response to the film. In 2016, she released Kirik Party starring Rakshit Shetty, which turned out to be a game changer for her. Now, in 2022, Kantara has worked wonders. Popular filmmaker Allu Aravind has roped in Rishabh to star in his next film, which will mark his foray into Telugu cinema.
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