The upcoming period drama Kaantha, starring Dulquer Salmaan and Rana Daggubati, is turning heads not just for its stellar cast and grand production — but also for its fascinating connection to indian cinema history.
In a recent interview, dulquer salmaan revealed that the camera used for the iconic 1951 telugu classic Pathala Bhairavi was brought back to life for filming portions of Kaantha. The decision, he explained, was both a technical and emotional tribute to the golden era of indian filmmaking.
🎬 A Blend of tradition and Technology
Directed by Selvamani Selvaraj, Kaantha is described as a lavish period drama set against a rich historical backdrop. The makers reportedly wanted the film’s visuals to have a distinct old-world charm, and using a vintage camera helped achieve that authentic, textured aesthetic.
Dulquer noted that the team combined classic cinematography tools with cutting-edge wallet PLATFORM' target='_blank' title='digital-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>digital technology, resulting in a look that feels “timeless yet modern.” This creative fusion is expected to make Kaantha stand apart from typical period films.
👑 Dulquer and Rana: Actors and Producers in Sync
Both Dulquer Salmaan and Rana Daggubati not only headline the film but have also co-produced it, showcasing their passion for bringing high-quality, culturally rooted cinema to audiences. Their collaboration has been generating strong buzz across South indian cinema circles.
The duo reportedly invested significant time in developing the story and visual concept, aiming for a cinematic experience that resonates emotionally while reflecting artistic craftsmanship.
🌟 A Stellar Supporting Cast
Joining the lead pair are Bhagyashri Borse and veteran actor Samuthirakani, who play pivotal roles in the narrative. Their performances are expected to add emotional depth and gravitas to the film’s historical setting.
🗓️ Release and Expectations
Kaantha is all set to hit theatres in November (official release date expected soon). With its unique technical choices, nostalgic visual palette, and powerhouse performances, it’s shaping up to be one of the most anticipated South indian films of the year.
Fans are already eager to witness how the legendary Pathala Bhairavi camera helps bring Kaantha’s world to life — a bridge between cinema’s past and its future.
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