The Kantara Chapter 1 fever continues to grip audiences. In a recent viral moment from Dindigul, a fan was seen dressed up as a Daiva, the divine spirit central to the film’s story, during a screening. The video is widely circulated on social media and has captured the attention of netizens.
A video from a screening in Dindigul has gone viral. A fan is seen in a costume modelled on the Panjurli deity. He is seen entering the screening and immediately audience started filming him. A fan’s devotional display during the film’s first-day first-show also gained attention online recently.
Watch the viral video here:
After the screening of Kantara Chapter 1 at a cinema in Dindigul, a fan dressed as a Daiva stunned the audience there.
Goosebumps
Thank you
Divine star @shetty_rishab @hombalefilms for making such a Divine movie #KantaraChapter1 pic.twitter.com/sPd3bNmNHN
— ಸನಾತನ (@sanatan_kannada) October 5, 2025
Kantara Chapter 1 Box Office Day 3:
Rishab Shetty’s recently released movie Kantara: Chapter 1 has been getting an overwhelming response ever since its release. In just three days, the film has crossed Rs 200 crore mark at the box office. As reported by Hindustan Times, Kantara: Chapter 1 earned approximately Rs 55 crore net domestically on Saturday. It previously earned Rs 46 on Friday. This means that the film saw an increase in its earnings by around 20 per cent from Friday to Saturday.
What Does Kantara Chapter 1 Revolve Around?
Kantara, which was released in 2022, was set in 1990. Kantara: A Legend – Chapter 1, which was released on October 2, is set more than a thousand years before the events of the former. Therefore, it is a prequel to Kantara: Chapter 1. Kantara: Chapter 1 is set in the Kadamba period in Karnataka. The Kadambas were significant rulers of parts of Karnataka and played a major role in shaping the architecture and culture of the region. That period was known to be a Golden Period of Indian History.
Kantara Chapter 1: News18 Showsha’s Review
News18 Showsha gave this movie a 3.5-star rating. “Is Kantara: Chapter 1 a National Award-worthy instalment in the franchise? I don’t think so. But should you still watch it? Absolutely. Despite some forgivable flaws, the film is a visual treat, and the second half will surely leave you jaw-dropped. Kantara: Chapter 1 is Rishab Shetty’s attempt at amalgamating Indian folklore with mainstream cinema, and this he does well,” a part of our review read.