Kantara Hindi box office collections: Rishab Shetty’s visual masterpiece earns Rs 42.95 Cr! | Regional News

New Delhi: Hombale Films ‘Kantara’ has been more successful by the day since the time it was released. While the film has topped almost all the charts with its Kannada and Hindi versions, its box office collections are registering growth every day. Kantara Hindi withstands the opposition posed by new releases and sees an upward trend on Diwali and earns a net total of 42.95 Cr. by the end of week 2. ‘Kantara’ opened with a huge collection of 1.27 Cr. on the very first day in the Hindi market. Its second-day collection was 2.75 Cr. and 3.5 Cr. Net on the third day in the Hindi market.  

Moreover, after the weekend, despite the reduction in ticket rates, the film saw an outstanding jump of 40% to 50% in the collection on Monday as compared to Friday with 1.75 Cr. Net in the Hindi market. With 1.88 Cr. Net on Tuesday and 1.95 Cr. Net on Wednesday and the film registered a steady growth with a collection of 1.90 Cr. Net in the Hindi market on Thursday, which also jumped to 2.05 Cr. Net in the Hindi Market on Friday. On Saturday its box office collection in the Hindi market reached 2.55 Cr. Net and on Sunday and Monday, it earned 2.65 Cr and 1.90 Cr. respectively.  

Now according to this Tuesday’s records, it has garnered 2.35 Cr. which jumped on to 2.60 Cr. Net on Wednesday and very well maintained its steady growth on Thursday with a collection of 2.60 Cr. Net, that went on to 2.75 Cr. Net on Friday, followed by a huge jump with 4.1 Cr. Net on Saturday and then saw the time highest collection since its release with 4.4 Cr. On Sunday in the Hindi market. This is a sheer example of Kantara’s constant rise. Apart from rocking the box office with its phenomenal growth, ‘Kantara’ also made its position at No. 1 in the list of India’s Current Top 250 Films which was released by IMDb recently.  

Kantara is a film intended for pure mass entertainment but made with all the heart. The story of Kantara revolves around human and nature conflict, which is deeply rooted in the coastal culture and folklore of Karnataka. It is a perfect culmination of craft, culture and technical brilliance at display and is worthy of every piece of accolade and appreciation it is receiving online.