Kangana Ranaut: How Films Like Kantara Can Help Preserve Tribal Culture

Kangana Ranaut on the Importance of Kantara

Actor and politician Kangana Ranaut recently spoke highly of the film Kantara, directed by Rishab Shetty. She believes that projects like this play a vital role in resisting tribal conversion.

Praise for Kantara

Rishab Shetty’s Kantara has been making waves at the box office, garnering significant acclaim from critics and audiences alike. Kangana joined the chorus of those who admire the film for its authentic representation of the Dev culture.

Kangana’s Comments on Social Media

In response to a user who shared a video highlighting the Dev culture of the Himalayas, Kangana expressed her admiration for the portrayal of traditional practices from South India. The user had noted that the film is a brilliant reflection of the divine connection people have with their local deities, which resonated deeply with Kangana.

The user stated, “What Kantara has shown is reality. Until I saw this movie, I wasn’t aware of South India, but everyone born in the Himalayas has experienced things beyond imagination. This film beautifully illustrates the vastness of Hinduism.”

Kangana responded by stating, “Very nice, such films can be crucial for stopping tribal conversion also.”

About Kantara

Kantara features notable actors like Rukmini Vasanth, Gulshan Devaiah, and Jayaram. As a prequel to the successful 2022 film, it explores the origins of the Buta Kola ritual and delves into the rich mythology that defines the story.

Set in the 4th century AD, the film has been celebrated for its stunning visuals and compelling storytelling. It has received recognition from prominent figures across various fields, including cinema and sports. Moreover, it has grossed over ₹439 crore in India since its October 2 release.