He then added that the sequence was written in the script in just one line. He said, But this sequence of Gulliga, which forms a part of the climax of the film, was written in just one line! It was not elaborately penned down. I had four visuals in my mind, which I had shared only with the DOP. So till the first shot, much like the audience, my crew did not have an idea of what was going to happen. After filming all the four visuals, we got into the flow."THE SCREAM IS MINE IN EVERY LANGUAGE
Muralidhara Khajane of The Hindu wrote "Rishab Shetty succeeds in meticulously bringing a tale of myths, legends and superstition, and that too in his native dialect". He commended the acting performances of Shetty and Kishore, and further wrote, "The locations are colourful and vivid, and the background music by B. Ajaneesh Loknath represents the ethos of the land. Cinematographer Arvind S Kashyap's meditative shots showcase the native culture and capture the rustic locales in their grandeur. The filming of the Kambala sequences... is testimony to his brilliant takes".[110] A. Sharadhaa of The New Indian Express called the film "a compelling revenge-action drama with a neat blend of crime and divinity". Sridevi S. of The Times of India called the film "a visual grandeur" and rated the film 4/5, commending the acting performances while writing that the "biggest take away is the pre-climax and climax, which is conceived and performed to perfection".[111]
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Rishabh Shetty's 'Kantara' has captivated audiences from the first week of its release. The film's gripping storyline and Shetty's outstanding performance were enough to garner movie buffs' attention, who were quick to praise the nail-biting climax.
The story, the depiction of Indian culture and traditions, the performances, and the direction are being appreciated by one and all. Especially, the climax of the film is said to be the best in recent times.
As much as we enjoy and write reams and reams about our amazement at the Kantara climax, 30 years on from now, will we remember these portions more fondly or the ones where Shiva is simply hanging out with his friends, mulls Rohit Sathish Nair.
This is all the more amusing considering the fact that the Gods themselves (here pagan deities, Panjurli the boar god and Guliga) are the heroes of the film (As it is, the film is designed as a two-and-a-half-hour deus-ex-machina contraption, so it's slightly puzzling how those enamored by the climax didn't expect it at all).
In other words, as much as we enjoy and write reams and reams about our amazement at the Kantara climax, 30 years on from now, will we remember these portions more fondly or the ones where Shiva is simply hanging out with his friends?
One of the biggest films of 2022 to come out of the regional cinema was Rishab Shetty's Kantara. The movie, in its magnificent visuals and storytelling, played on the themes of man vs nature and local folklore. Apart from the characters and story of the movie, the climax was one of the most talked-about parts of Kantara.
In a video released by Netflix, Rishab Shetty who not only starred in Kantara but also directed and wrote it, broke down how the shooting of the intense climax scene took place. ''Before the Guliga sequence, there is a fire sequence. People hit me with a fire stick. I had scratches all over my back. My skin got scratched and burnt, there were blisters everywhere,'' he said in the video.
Kantara movie is being talked about in all languages irrespective of the language and it can be said that Kantara movie has raised the level of Indian cinema even more. It is noteworthy that the makers of this film have made this film without giving in to criticism with an impressive storyline. Comments are heard that the same way the audience felt while watching the climax of Pokiri, now they feel the same about Kantara. Kantara movie has proved that if the climax scenes in the movie are amazing, the audience will come out of the theater fully satisfied.
The answer to the question of whether there are any boring scenes in this movie is yes. But the plus points of this movie dominate the minus points of this movie. It is known that Rishabh Shetty acted as the hero in this movie and also acted as the director of this movie. Famous director Raj.B.Shetty directed the climax scenes of this movie. Raj.B.Shetty took this decision thinking that he should focus fully on the climax of Rishabh.
The movie Kantara is the latest talk of the town. The Kannada-language action thriller film has become a sensation due to 4 main reasons: a strong product, an epic climax, storytelling that shows people's real life struggles and popularity among the regional population that is catching up with the rest of the nation through word-of-mouth publicity.
2. An astounding 20-minute climax gives you goosebumps: The last 20 minutes are actually leaving watchers spellbound and is one of the main reasons why the wide word-of-mouth publicity is working for Kantara. If you have never watched a Bhoota Kola in real life (or even if you have), the climax makes you go in awe of what you witness.
The abundant energy of Lord Guliga Daiva, the quick moves, the contrasting visuals, the unexpected action sequences that are synced in with the traditional moves, and the epic Kola music that comprises of saxophones, shehnais, and drums create that larger-than-life atmosphere that will remain with you for days. (Beware: The climax scene can get young kids to strangle their mum's hand's quite tightly)
Watching Kantara (2022) for the third time. Quite an addiction now.
It's not everyday you get to enjoy such an electrifying climax, not to forget the cultural epicness. Goosebumps alert.
Don't miss it for anything.
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The sheer power of content and filmmaking has made Hombale Films lead, Kantara, a global phenomenon and still an audience favourite. The iconic climax of Kantara is one of the most difficult climaxes in Indian cinema. It features an ensemble cast and was shot in a challenging location, but a dedicated fan managed to recreate it brilliantly. The fan even shot the scene at the same location as the original, maintaining the look, characters, and tonality of the scene perfectly. 2351a5e196