• Kannada film Kantara, according to Kangana Ranaut, ought to represent India at the Oscars the following year.
• She claimed that India needed accurate depiction, and Kantara is one such movie that everyone should watch.
• Rishab Shetty, who also directs Kantara, plays a Kambala champion in the movie (Kishore).

Kannada film Kantara, according to Kangana Ranaut, ought to represent India at the Oscars the following year. She claimed that India needed accurate depiction, and Kantara is one such movie that everyone should watch. Rishab Shetty, who also directs Kantara, plays a Kambala champion who clashes with an honourable DRFO officer played by Murali in the movie (Kishore).

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Taking to Instagram Stories on Friday, Kangana wrote, “I feel #Kantara should be India’s entry to Oscar next year, I know year is yet to end and there may be better films coming, but more than Oscar India needs the right representation globally… this land of mysteries and Mystics one can’t understand one can only embrace it …. India is like a miracle… if you try and make sense of it you will only get frustrated but if you surrender to the miracle you can also be one …. Kantara is an experiential reality which world must experience .. @rishabshetty77.”

Thursday after seeing the movie, Kangana revealed her thoughts in a selfie video she took on the way home. She said in the video, “I have just come out watching Kantara with my family, and I am still shaking. What an explosive experience. Rishab Shetty, hats off to you. Writing, directing, acting, action brilliant, unbelievable!”

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She further added, “What a fine blend of tradition, folklore, indigenous issues. Such beautiful photography, action. This is what is cinema, what films are for. I heard so many people in the theatre say that they had never seen anything like this. Thank you for this film. I don’t think I will recover from this experience for another week.”

Achyuth Kumar, Pramod Shetty, and Sapthami Gowda are also featured in Kantara. After a tremendous response to its theatrical debut on September 30, Kantara was also released two weeks later in Telugu, Hindi, Tamil, and Malayalam.