Rishab Shetty, the actor-director behind 'Kantara: Chapter 1', has denied reports of production issues, stating that the news of delays was a narrative set by certain people against the film. Shetty explained that the team was focused on the shoot and didn't engage with the media or public, leading to speculation. Despite some challenges, including a tragic incident and accidents involving junior artists, the film has been well-received by audiences.
The film has collected INR 550 crore globally and received praise for its visuals, scale, and cultural depth. Rishab Shetty expressed his gratitude to the audience and thanked everyone who supported him in his journey. He also mentioned that the idea for a prequel was in the works since the first film, and the success of 'Kantara' gave him the opportunity to bring more folk tales to the screen.
In an interview, Rishab Shetty shared his experience of making the film, highlighting the challenges and the importance of narrative control. He also praised his team, including the cast, crew, and producers Hombale Films. Shetty is currently working on 'Jai Hanuman' and has a few more projects in the pipeline.
Rishab Shetty denies reports of production issues with 'Kantara: Chapter 1', attributing the news to speculation and narrative set by certain people. The film has been a huge success, collecting INR 550 crore globally and receiving praise for its visuals and cultural depth. Shetty expresses his gratitude to the audience and thanks everyone who supported him in his journey.