Rishab Shetty Visits Chamundeshwari And Srikanteshwara Temples To Celebrate Kantara Chapter 1 Success - Watch Video

Amid the massive success of Kantara: A Legend - Chapter 1, actor-filmmaker Rishab Shetty sought divine blessings. The star visited the Chamundeshwari Temple in Mysuru and the Srikanteshwara Temple in Nanjangud on Thursday. Sharing a glimpse from his visit, Rishab expressed gratitude for the film’s phenomenal run.Rishab Shetty Visits Chamundeshwari And Srikanteshwara TemplesSharing a video, his team wrote on X: "With hearts full of gratitude, @shetty_rishab visits Chamundeshwari Temple and Srikanteshwara Temple, offering devotion and prayers following the phenomenal success of #BlockbusterKantara #KantaraChapter1 running successfully in cinemas near you."

With hearts full of gratitude, @shetty_rishab visits Chamundeshwari Temple and Srikanteshwara

Temple, offering devotion and prayers following the phenomenal success of #BlockbusterKantara ✨#KantaraChapter1 running successfully in cinemas near you ❤️‍🔥#KantaraInCinemasNow… pic.twitter.com/ZLyr5SkJdy

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Rishab Shetty To Visit Murudeshwari Temple In BiharRishab, who credits divine grace for Kantara’s achievements, is also set to visit the sacred Murudeshwari Temple in Bihar to offer prayers and express gratitude for the film’s success. Known as one of the world’s oldest temples where traditional rituals are still performed, the site holds deep spiritual significance for the actor-director. Released on October 2 in seven languages, including Kannada, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Bengali, and English, Kantara: Chapter 1 has become a nationwide sensation. The film’s strong box office performance and universal praise have firmly established it as one of the biggest success stories of the year. Continuing its exceptional run, it recently surpassed the impressive Rs 475 crore mark at the box office. Set against the backdrop of pre-colonial coastal Karnataka, Kantara: Chapter 1 delves deep into the origins of the Kantara universe, tracing the age-old legends and spiritual significance of the sacred Buta Kola ritual. Directed by Rishab himself, the film features stellar performances by Jayaram, Rukmini Vasanth, and Gulshan Devaiah in key roles.