One of the biggest triumphs the nation has ever seen was the movie Kantara. Rishab Shetty, the actor and film's director, spoke with Nayandeep rakshit in an exclusive interview for a major media outlet. When Rishab Shetty was in Mumbai, the interview was intended to air live, but it did not. He was now cornered by Nayandeep for a brief discussion about an online interview.


Rishab Shetty was questioned by Nayandeep on if Kantara's popularity lay in educating viewers about the local culture and piqueing their interest in previously unknown tales. According to Rishab Shetty, the goal is achieved and the film is in some ways effective if there are numerous talks about it and the culture that is depicted in it.

When discussing the revenue and stats, Rishab made it plain that neither he nor Hombale Films would reveal them. He claims that the fact that individuals are increasing foot traffic and sharing good word is a good thing despite the fact that only numbers are being provided. According to him, it is more significant than how many people are watching it and how well it is still operating five weeks later. Rishab makes light of it but chose not to disclose the film's budget as well.

We heard you and ram charan are discussing a movie project.

That was merely a hearsay, not true. I haven't met ram charan Sir and I'm not working on a movie with him. I hope to work on a movie with him in the future. I think he is one of the best performers, and I really enjoy him.

How did prabhas, who saw and tweeted about Kantara, respond to you?

Beyond Telugu, prabhas Sir is a superstar in all of India. It means a lot that he chose to see the film twice in the midst of his Salaar filming. This is only possible for a man with a clean soul and a golden heart. When prabhas Sir called to wish us, he was so ecstatic that we spoke about Kantara for approximately ten minutes.