Kantara Hindi Box Office: After becoming a regional hit, the Kannada film Kantara has seen its release in Hindi, Tamil and Telugu. As for the Hindi version, the film is receiving positive response and did well in the first weekend at the ticket window. Most of its business is coming from the Maharashtra region and the dubbed version of the film has shown promise in the initial days. If the numbers keep rising, the film may challenge the Hindi collection of other regional hits like Ponniyin Selvan I, Rocketry: The Nambi Effect and Kartikeya 2 this year.
Kantara Beau collection boom over the weekend
On Saturday, Kantara’s box office collection saw an increase of about 150 percent. The film collected Rs 1.27 crore and followed it up with a strong collection of Rs 2.75 on Saturday. The numbers may not seem like much at first glance, but trending suggests that the numbers on the third day will be even higher. After Rs 4.02 crore in 2 days, the collection of the first weekend can be above Rs 7 crore. Meanwhile, the film is trending on social media, and people who have got a chance to watch it are praising it.
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Twitter users react to Kantara
Kantara is trending on social media. The cinematography and background music of the film has been praised by the audience as it continues to enjoy the favor of the audience. The climax of the film has also arrived. One twitter wrote, “I am short of words as I watch the jaw drop last few minutes and the screams of Lord Guliga Deva still echo in my mind, questioning my sanity whether I had earlier Never experienced anything like this.” User about Kantara.
See more reactions to the film here. People are calling it a ‘divine hit’.
Kantara IMDb . but became the highest rated Indian film
Meanwhile, Kantara has got a rating of 9.5/10 on the film rating website IMDb. KGF: Chapter 2 is rated with 8.4 and RRR with 8.0. Released on September 30, the film is an action-thriller written and directed by Rishabh and produced by Vijay Kiragandur. Set and filmed in Keradi, coastal Karnataka, the film features Rishabh as a Kambala champion who is at loggerheads with Murali (Kishore), a conscientious DRFO officer.