‘Kantara’ enjoys successful run in theatres

New Delhi: The highly anticipated film ‘Kantara’ from the house of Hombale Films has been released, and is currently enjoying a successful run in the theatres.

Released on September 30, ‘Kantara’ is a story of a mysterious forest and major happenings surrounding the area. This is after KGF’s mega success that yet another Hombale production is enjoying a victory in the box office.

On Thursday, BookMyShow took to Twitter and shared a post highlighting the success of ‘Kantara’ as the film received a record-breaking 99 percent rating with 18k plus reviews.

This is the first time in the history of BookMyShow that a film has marked such a rating.

In the caption, they wrote “The grandeur and magic of #Kantara is undeniable! Catch this blockbuster in theatres near you!”

Directed by Rishab Shetty, produced by Vijay Kiraganduru, ‘Kantara’ stars a talented cast of Rishabh Shetty and Sapthami Gowda in the lead. The film is rooted in a vibrant setting and it is performed with utmost perfection.

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