Gulshan Devaiah Is ‘Tired Of’ Appreciation Messages For Kantara, Requests Fans To ‘Not Stop’

Actor Gulshan Devaiah is receiving all the love for his recently released film Kantara: Chapter 1, starring Rishab Shetty in the lead role. Now, as the love grows and the movie gets applause from the audience,

he has taken to his X account and shared a cute message for his fans, thanking them for their support.

Gulshan is ecstatic over the response to his villainous portrayal. Taking to X, the actor wrote, “I’m so tired of hearing my name mentioned since the last few days… PLEASE DON’T STOP!! … Keep the appreciation coming. Just because I’m tired doesn’t mean you get tired too.” “I’m genuinely grateful (heart and folded hands emoji),” another fan shared.

Im so tired of hearing my name mentioned since the last few days.. PLEASE DONT STOP!! …. Keep the appreciation coming.
Just because I’m tired doesn’t mean you get tired too.

I’m genuinely grateful 🤝🙏🤘

Rishab Shetty’s #kantharachapter1 playing in 6 languages to packed… pic.twitter.com/zuF9cUz6QW

— “SuperGullu” (@gulshandevaiah) October 4, 2025

“I wholeheartedly welcome your sentiment… I’m overwhelmed & grateful… Yella namma naadu, yella namma nudi (All our land, all our language)… I belong to cinema & art,” Gulshan wrote while responding to the tweet.

The prequel of Rishab Shetty’s National Award-winning film Kantara was released on October 2. Directed by and starring Rishab Shetty, this epic prequel delves into the ancient roots of the Kantara forest, offering a deeper exploration of Indian folklore. The first part had earned over Rs 400 crore worldwide, and expectations are sky-high for this chapter, which has now entered the Rs 100 crore club in India.

Kantara Chapter 1: Cast

The film features Rishab Shetty in the lead, alongside Rukmini Vasanth, Gulshan Devaiah, Jayaram, and Rakesh Poojari. Produced by Hombale Films, it promises grand visuals, folklore-driven storytelling, and powerful performances.

Kantara Chapter 1: Review

Kantara: Chapter 1 begins slowly. The entire first half of the film is used for world-building, which doesn’t make sense at first. While every attempt is made to flesh out all characters from the start, some sequences seem unnecessarily dragged out. However, the film wastes no time in the second half. The plot becomes more interesting, the pace is faster, and it ends with a shocking twist.

The elaborate action sequences get their due in the second half, and so does Rishab Shetty, the actor. A “possessed” Rishab Shetty is a force on screen. He compels you to appreciate his talent and has a natural tendency to grab your attention every time he is on screen.